American interior designer Bobby Berk is set to take his talents to a new show. For eight successful seasons, the entrepreneur served as the interior design expert on Queer Eye. After his exit in 2023, fans were left hoping for what he would do next.

Now, that wait is finally over as Berk announced his return after he received an offer he could not refuse. He is set to join WWE legend John Cena’s HGTV series Junk or Jackpot as a host. 

With the Emmy winner’s new series set to premiere soon, fans are eager to know where they can watch the show.

Much to fans’ disappointment, Bobby Berk’s Junk or Jackpot is not available on Netflix. Rest assured, as the season, which is set to run for 6 episodes, will be available to stream on HBO.

Produced by John Cena, the show will feature Bobby Berk as the host and follow his obsession with collecting for the interior. Through this show, Bobby Berk will help homeowners make a tough call, which will be to decide to keep their one-of-a-kind collections or sell them to fund a home renovation. 

Berk will also help the homeowners look through the selections and make the decision for their dream home makeover as the show is set to drop on HBO on December 26. 

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While the premise is undeniably intriguing, fans may be curious about the inspiration behind the show. How did the show convince the American designer to join the show?

Bobby Berk is all set to headline his own HGTV series, Junk or Jackpot, and since the avid collector had raved about the concept of the show. But who came up with the idea? The series, executive-produced by John Cena, whose WWE exit sparked a Netflix hit recently, explained that the concept emerged from casual conversations with friends about the true worth of personal collections. 

"The idea for ‘Junk or Jackpot?’ was born out of a conversation I had with friends," he shared with Variety. He further added that people often question whether their possessions are valuable keepsakes or unnecessary clutter, and the show quite clearly answers that question. With Bobby Berk on board, the project is expected to show its best. 

As for the rest of the members behind the show, Stephanie Noonan Drachkovitch, David Hale, and Jill Dickerson are executive producers for 44 Blue, with Brian Robel as the showrunner and executive producer. While Berk has previously appeared as a guest judge on HGTV’s Rock the Block in April 2025, this series will be his first official starring role on the network.

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