Karamo Brown to host talk show

Karamo Brown is bringing his “Queer Eye” to daytime.

The star of Netflix’s nine-time Emmy Award-winning reality series will host a new daytime talk show launching nationwide this fall.

NBCUniversal announced Wednesday that “Karamo” has been sold in 90 percent of the U.S. and will air in markets such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Boston, Miami, Orlando and Cleveland.

The daily, one-hour talk show will feature the trailblazing TV personality tackling topics including race, parenting, infidelity and complicated family dynamics.

According to producers of the series, a studio audience is an integral part of the show — much like other shows in its stable, most notably “The Jerry Springer Show” and “The Steve Wilkos Show.”

“Karamo” will be produced out of the same Stamford, Conn., studio as the other daytime staples, and canceled “Maury.”

It’s a perfect fit for Brown, who has guest-hosted “Maury” many times.

Brown broke into the zeitgeist during the mid-aughts as the first Black openly gay star of reality television (MTV’s “The Real World”). Since then, the former London Hotel front desk attendant has become a bestselling author, actor, producer and LGTBQ+ activist.