Tyler Henry Reads "Queer Eye" OG Carson Kressley and Karamo Brown FULL READING | E!

[@Ana-xj8es]

My opinion of Karamo has totally changed. He showed empathy & compassion for Tyler & tried to help him unpack some things that may be burdening him. He saw that Tyler helped so many people & wanted to help him as well. Tyler left feeling just a little lighter and a little more pensive as well. I loved this reading because of that very thing.

[@kathyholmes5348]

this is an old show though

[@Dan5819]

He showed a lot of empathy also on the home makeover show. I really like that big part of him.

[@gingersutton8240]

@@kathyholmes5348it’s ok, a message is always welcome. I hope you were gained a bit from it.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

I've always thought that Karamo is a real and genuine person. I have only ever seen him on Queer Eye.

[@user-pp5wy8zz8j]

Good thing you dont get paid to read people. He always has empathy

[@LumynaraS]

I think this reading with Karamo is my favorite because they helped each other. It was so sweet and showed a different side of Tyler.

[@alleykatt6110]

It’s such a beautiful thing to see Karamo care about Tyler’s wellbeing and mental health….. I think people tend to forget just how young he really is and the burden he must carry…… such a sweet meeting between the two!

[@mayetchells8884]

I'm so happy that Tyler allowed us to see his reading by Karamo, I was moved to tears

[@djsallee1]

ME TOO!!

[@Bluebird-77]

Wow Karamo gave him a therapy session. I think he needed it. He really zoned in and when he probed him about his smiling. That little moment of recognition from Tyler that someone else noticed that there is some sadness behind that beautiful smile. What a great episode. Also, James Van De Praugh (medium) mentioned the way Tyler does readings isn't so great for him. I think he also has the propensity of burning out. Maybe James can give Tyler some tips on how not to burn out. Tyler is so gifted. We are all blessed to have him at this time.

[@valovelightg7795]

Totally agree Karamo really gives back and makes a person feel seen.❤

[@vaphiadis1]

What a sweetheart Karamo is to care about Tyler's well being like that ❤

[@zvw444x3zefa]

Karamo is an empath and maybe a healer.

[@Thomas-es4kl]

Tyler, I’m telling you sometimes the best people that we help help us as well. Never forget that life is about learning and the journey is worth living.

[@M0odyBlue]

I love Karamo’s energy! He seems like a genuinely kind, caring person.

[@carolatchley3797]

I've never heard of Karamo before this video, but I think this reading is one of the best every. I loved the way he turned the tables and gave Tyler an outlet for himself. His questions to Tyler were insightful and inspired. His advice was solid and were delivered with love and compassion. And then to have his reading paired with Carson's make this episode one of the best ever.

[@BeeWOWdbyAprilLee]

That last reading was absolutely amazing. What a sweet soul to read.

[@pastephinetaylor5615]

I have so much admiration for Tyler. He's good.

[@Sapphireice8]

I absolutely love Karamo.. such a genuine soul.. so empathetic.. everytime I see him connect with people I think he has a similar kind of Soul as Tyler ❤❤❤

[@mabyfrassati]

Loooved the Karamo part of the interview and how he also felt Tyler energy and connected. ❤

[@djsallee1]

The meet with karamo brought tears to my eyes. The connection between you, going both ways, was extremely soul stirring. Tyler, you should at least be a guest on queer eye....that would be amazing.

[@sidroj7]

I love Karamo! And I love the fact that he picked up on Tyler's defense mechanism and wanted to help him with that.

[@joanbrooks619]

Tyler that last one was an awesome read and when he turned it around... thank you Tyler for taking that in!! Awesome ❤❤❤❤

[@marigoldenergy8512]

That was beautiful to experience. ❤ Both of them are sweet souls.

[@joanbrooks619]

@@marigoldenergy8512 yes ❤️❤️❤️

[@kathe9662]

The sweating that Tyler exhibits is feeling & taking on the condition of the passed person's illness/result of transitioning.

[@dannieedgerton720]

Carson is such a pleasure to watch. Beautiful energy!

[@misstryst]

Watching Karamo and Tyler together brought me to tears, two beautiful,BEAUTIFUL humans ❤❤

[@lajuonnasirk6350]

I have watched quite a few of Tyler's readings but I have to say this one with Karamo Brown was the best. Never saw him before now but I have to say he was awesome. He helped Tyler and I have never seen that happen in other videos. A very caring man and I have to also say- Very handsome. WTG Karamo!

[@bethdumont9020]

Where I am now - I needed to see the reading with Karamo. I, too, am a giver. And because I've given to you my time, my respect, my position energy, I expect you to give those back to me. Mutual obligations. And there are soo very many people who don't, can't, or won't give back. Please don't be one of those people. It literally costs you nothing to be polite, respectful to others & use manners and gets you a whole lot in return.

[@tinasteer2507]

What Karamo did questioning Tyler was exactly what Tyler needed. Sift the users out of your life and keep the genuine people close. Users suck the energy out of you and you have to work out where to use your energy in a more positive way for you. I am a listener so I just sit and listen. I don’t try to solve issues I just voice the questions the person is probably asking themselves. They choose the direction they want to go and now they leave with an idea of what would be the best path to travel.

[@zvw444x3zefa]

Always give freely without expectation and you will be happier. You should not give what you cannot afford to give.

[@bethdumont9020]

Sometimes, you can't sift the users out of your life. Or the abusers. I'm a carer for an adult son with disability. My son lacks decision-making capacity, and I'm his court appointed informal decision maker and nominee when it comes to his disability supports. My son also has low self-esteem, and his current coping mechanism is to try & pull my own much higher self-esteem down to match his. He also struggles to see me do a task differently to how he would handle it - e.g., I like my water freshly boiled when I pour it into a cup to make tea, so that means I could boil the jug a few times while my son likes his coffee milky and lukewarm, so he'll stop the jug before it fully boils. This struggle to accept different ways of doing means he has to tell me what to do because, according to him - I'm not doing it right. Folks - this stuff - it's ABUSIVE. OK? It's psychologically abusive. And yes - his dad did similar behaviours. Just because an intent to harm isn't there doesn't mean the act is not abusive in nature because it is. Leaving a psychologically abusive relationship doesn't mean leaving the abuse behind. It still comes at you. It's the person in the call centre who can't give you accurate information regarding why you called. It's making multiple calls to that centre to get an ongoing issue sorted out. It's leaving notes on your file clearly stating you won't be available during a particular time window, do don't call - being ignored or not read - I don't know which is the worse option. It's people who leave out vital information that will impact a decision you have to make when they first talk to you. It's a system that's so over utilised & and under-resourced that it can't plan an ongoing treatment that should be delivered according to a set schedule - right now I have a bog standard review scheduled bang smack on when the next treatment is due. Then you have those who would take advantage of you that you literally don't see coming. The only part of all that abusive treatment I can walk away from is my son's care arrangements. And I can't. Because to do that will severely impact his independence, I know it's counterproductive to him having a good life and not the right thing by him. To do that means I wouldn't be able to live with myself - the psychological cost to me would be enormous. I can't walk away from the rest - some of that was related to the management of my son's support, but the rest is related to management of my own life. I'm not unique. My best friends are people like me - they make use of manners, deal with their baggage, and treat you with the utmost courtesy, dignity, and respect. And we don't think it's a lot to ask to be given similar treatment in return.

[@zvw444x3zefa]

@@bethdumont9020 prayers for you and your son.

[@deegee1230]

It may be an old show but it was special that he was there for Tyler. Tyler is a giver and how nice for him to receive some empathy and compassion from someone he read. I believe Karamo is totally an empath and healer. Loved Tyler’s vulnerability. 💕

[@keebler5064]

I have never seen Karamo Brown but, what a beautiful man!

[@bellis8204]

I love how nurturing Mr. Brown is. His dad side really came out, big time. What a lovely man.

[@nrivera4380]

One of the sweetest readings/sessions I've seen Tyler do is with Karamo❣

[@joybel1234]

At 20.46 a shadow of a person very quickly passes the mirror/window in the background when he is saying “ he’s 22” looked strange, probably just the crew but it did catch my eye.

[@marniemontalbo]

Beautiful session. What a nice change, the ending.

[@M.Freedom]

Wow how nice is he to support Tyler…🦋🇦🇺

[@depaula1710]

Karamo put his finger right on why Tyler felt a bit off for me: the smile that isn't of joy, but a coping mechanism. Makes so much sense now and helps put my impression into perspective

[@mgamer327]

daam Karamo is sooo GORGEOUS!

[@lisalamorey3453]

MAN Tyler! Good on you for being so open.🙏🏻💙

[@leemichimoto1479]

This is so funny. I hadn't seen Carson in many years. When the video began, I thought OMG, Tyler sure has aged!

[@melissaholcomb48]

I thought the same thing 😂 Tyler could play the younger version of Carson in a movie.

[@janicelett6711]

I thought that too

[@asherbrown7637]

😂😂

[@chrystya]

I’m sure that he feels he’s being helpful, but I feel sense as he’s trying to shrink him. I find that so common with psychologist and social workers.

[@christinespiers-wy9kr]

One of my favorite readings!

[@Jan-uc8kn]

Ah that was so sweet he cared and asked about him

[@veethomson6179]

UNO REVERSE!!!! Loved this for that, and for the whole reading. Love all of Tyler's readings that I see!

[@susanhawson17]

"Tyler Henry After Dark" 🤣😜💯🙋🏼‍♀️

[@kimberlyascenio3733]

Amazing give and take of gifts

[@K9Kadette]

Please lower the volume of the music. It almost overtakes the spoken words.

[@cindyatwood7144]

WAIT!! Where did Carson get THOSE SHOES??????? 😍😍

[@evanirvana500]

This is actually i think my favorite of tylers readings. Also Cesar Milan was good too because i loved the dogs response to him. Empaths, psychics, if theyre for real and not fakes (which i think are 99% fake, tyler in the 1% of reals), animals will know. If youre doubtful, then test them with an animal. Tyler passed that test!

[@PetraLERolander]

Karamo's big dad energy is reallll

[@magalimertens7601]

Okay now I want the fab six!

[@scottstuerke4560]

This is one of your better reads. That guy was so happy to hear from his partner. A shame they couldn’t have been married sooner ! Love you , your entire family as well as your friends too. ❤❤❤🍵🤵They are the real deal.

[@AudreyLMcFarland]

Ooh!! The tables turned! It was not anything Tyler was expecting, but you can tell Karamo was very moved to say something!

[@leekosub1196]

Two beautiful souls. ❤️

[@deborahkizer4664]

Allentown oh wow I didn't know you were from there I'm from Philly how you doing. Looking fabulous as always. ❤

[@moriganna67ify]

Tyler Henry after dark! 😂😂😂😂 Love this guy. 😊❤

[@nwazan]

Karamo had to be Karamo. I love him he’s the sweetest 😢❤

[@bugmom100]

The background music is so loud. I can’t hear what Tyler is saying and often what the client is saying it is very frustrating. I want to support Tyler and this show but the music is so loud. I can’t enjoy it.

[@janmarchand7294]

Two lovely guest's this time, really enjoyed this video.

[@BozenaBaraitar-y6d]

Tyler, please put yourself first, love B

[@anpanek]

I love Karamo!

[@gsgarciag]

I love Karamo. I thought Tyler was going to cry.

[@Queensofafrica8]

Karamo turned that into a therapy session 😂😂

[@jessicaloree9033]

This is great! 😄👏❤️

[@alleycat131313]

Great episode

[@kelliewilkinson858]

How beautiful is Karamo

[@lorihoover5165]

I was really struck by how much I was affected by Karamo's care-taking of Tyler. I felt he was an empath even on "Queer Eye", and this strongly re-enforced that belief. I'm expecting to hear wonderful things about Karamo's future activities.

[@jamilahgulley4349]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen tyler poured into as much as karamo

[@AMtwoG]

I've been trying to get some bomber jackets from Karamo for years!!!

[@tamfur]

Tyler could be Carson's son!

[@susanhayden6259]

😂❤

[@Bluebird-77]

Oh honey, NYC for sensitives is too much. It is overwhelming.

[@CKBarkley]

Figuring out how to take care of ourselves when we’re “caretakers” or “ givers” is always a challenge.

[@mack.s8494]

Well that took a sharp U-turn. Weird that Karamo turned this into a psychological beat down.

[@shllewis9]

I love when he said, "It's snatched, it's snatched" 😂

[@darlenewaters11]

Beautiful ❤

[@tarotafterdark1077]

Though I liked the reading between Tyler and Karamo Brown, my perspective on Karamo changed. It was after I watched the episode where he gaslight a guest on his show with The Pink Sauce lady. After watching just a clip, it was horrifying.

[@wendywheeler9344]

Ummm, it sure looks like Karamo felt like he needed to "balance" with his insights given to Tyler, probably because he was so surprised Tyler had info for him & his family. Not what one usually sees in this show...

[@jerrykeenan1848]

Om, so good

[@jazzyjoints7081]

I know the reason for the smile😊

[@maybee...]

Carson Kressley is so stinking cute!!! I love his style. I am a totally straight female, just sayin I love that outfit.

[@fionaestherfortuin4185]

They could have been family

[@heatherfrank618]

Karamo is an empath.

[@suzannemostafavifar1686]

Please tone down the music & sound effects - it is very annoying & is trying to make fun.

[@Squeaky195]

Didn’t even notice

[@melissasalvatore-o2e]

Yes please do. The music is louder then their voices!!

[@nancydoig9179]

The music is ridiculous. We dont need or want it

[@maureen14]

Agreed!

[@zenguidancetarot]

Urgh.. it really IS annoying and too loud

[@laureenpasquier1315]

I am glad someone else noticed! 😩 Terrible. Why do they produce so many US shows with gimmicky music this way?

[@pfh777]

So right.

[@Eyesee-on4uq]

Karamo always on the clock

[@lavaunjohns7796]

I find it odd that a deceased person gets the opportunity to talk to a loved one and they talk about what killed them, what they were doing when they died, etc. It seems they'd want to talk about how they feel now and about their thoughts of the loved one present. Just strange to me.

[@DarProbus]

We could definitely do with out the music and finger snapping😒

[@joanne4692]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@CathyJohnson-r1u]

Please get rid of the music! It’s annoying!

[@stephanyalisova94]

Curious, do they remain gay on the other side or do sexual preferences disappear

[@junemoonchild69]

Knowing Tyler Henry's a Capricorn, as an Astrologer and astrologically-speaking, I could have given him the same advice as that therapist, based on his zodiac sign's innate character/personality traits.🙂‍↕️💫💛

[@LilMumBarbie]

Is it just me, or does Tyler bear a resemblance to Carson?

[@lisalewis2650]

Therapist Karamo

[@anywhoo]

He asked have you been… 12:40 (past tense) he didn’t answer THAT

[@deborahkizer4664]

🙏🌹❤️🫶💪💛✌️

[@carolmerrigan3024]

Annoying music

[@christinespiers-wy9kr]

One of my favorite readings!

[@christineraffa-diggon]

❤❤❤❤