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Queer Eye Season 4 Episode 5: On Golden Kenny – Heartwarming KC Transformation

Grief devastates in countless ways, big and small.

In Kenny Yarnevich’s case, he was never truly able to leave the past behind when his beloved parents passed away. It showed. Yarnevich took up residence in his childhood home and didn’t change a thing for years.

Decades later, the lifelong bachelor has cleaned up his house and now looks to the future after working with the Fab 5 to love himself the way he loves his family—and the way they love him back.


Ways to Experience this Episode

Queer Eye Season 4 Episode 5: On Golden Kenny – Heartwarming KC Transformation

  • The Antler Room: Karamo and Kenny have their heartfelt one-on-one at the bar of this wonderful small plates spot in Union Hill.
  • The City Market: Ride the KC Streetcar to this iconic local gem that touts fresh produce, international cuisine and more fun for everyone.
  • Suit Supply: Clean up your look with refined menswear, including suits and professional outfits.
  • West Elm: Find this luxe furniture and décor store in the heart of the Country Club Plaza.

Also Featured in this Episode

Queer Eye Season 4 Episode 5: On Golden Kenny – Heartwarming KC Transformation

  • KC Pet Project: Pick up your new pooch pal at this adoption shelter with locations conveniently located around town.
  • The Gents Place: High-end haircuts and other services to help you look your best, no matter the style or occasion.
  • St. John’s Catholic Club: Bowling, beers and more abound at St. John’s, where you’re likely to find Kenny himself behind the bar.


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