The couple have been raising Brown’s two children – one of whom made a moving speech at the event – together.

In fact, it wasn’t until after Brown achieved fame on MTV that the reality star learned he was the father of a 10-year-old son.

“I came out at 16-years-old as a proud, gay man. My last girlfriend in high school – when I was 15 – became pregnant with my child but did not tell me,” Brown shared with Parents.com.

“She moved away, and I never had contact with her again; remember this is before social media.”

Ten years later, he received a subpoena for child support on his doorstep. This is how he learned about his child. He immediately took full custody of his son, Jason – and, when he learned Jason had a half-brother, Chris, went on to dedicate a decade of his life to being a social worker while adopting Chris in order to keep the family unit together.

“I took legal guardianship of Chris [in 2011]. Chris was nine at the time, and it has been an amazing journey. Again, I give my son’s mother so much praise for allowing me to step in and support her in raising our kids,” Brown explained.

Queer Eye season 2 is expected to hit Netflix in 2019.

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