Jonathan Van Ness

Jonathan Van Ness and celebrity nail artist Mei Kawajiri are teaming up with ManiMe to support the Anti-Defamation League with the launch of their Pride Capsule Collection. In celebration of Pride Month, the two mani-enthusiasts collabed to create four custom-fit, rainbow-inspired nail gels that will not only add brilliant vibes to your naildrobe but also will add a hint of pride spirit just in time for June. Swipe through the slideshow to see these gorgeous designs in action!

Happy anniversary, Jonathan Van Ness and Mark Peacock!. On Saturday, the 34-year-old Queer Eye star and their husband celebrated their 1-year wedding anniversary with a slideshow of photos of the happy couple. Featuring a picture of the pair on their wedding day, the carousel of shots also included images of...

Watch: "Queer Eye" Star Jonathan Van Ness Is Married!. Jonathan Van Ness just celebrated a year around the sun with their husband Mark Peacock. The Queer Eye star and hairstylist, who is non-binary and uses the pronouns they/he/she, took to Instagram on June 5 to celebrate their one year wedding anniversary. Sharing a slideshow featuring sweet photos of themselves, their husband and their pets, Jonathan wrote, "Happy One Year Wedding Anniversary @marklondon. I love our adventures and I can't wait to make more."

Jonathan Van Ness just celebrated a year around the sun with their husband Mark Peacock. The Queer Eye star and hairstylist, who is non-binary and uses the pronouns they / he / she, took to Instagram on June 5 to celebrate their one year wedding anniversary. Sharing a slideshow featuring sweet photos of themselves, their husband and their pets, Jonathan wrote, “Happy One Year Wedding Anniversary @marklondon. I love our adventures and I can’t wait to make more.”

HIV: The Neglected Pandemic is a special Vice TV documentary feature marking the 40th anniversary of HIV/AIDS in the United States. Narrated by Queer Eye star and New York Times-bestselling author Jonathan Van Ness, VICE takes a comprehensive look at what it means to be HIV-positive in the U.S. in 2021 through a diverse array personal accounts, while exploring the truth behind the statistics. Watch above.

Jonathan Van Ness and Nicola Coughlan are major #FriendshipGoals. For the 2021 Pride issue, PEOPLE spoke to LGBTQ stars about their chosen family, and Van Ness hopped on a Zoom call with Coughlan to open up about their deep bond that quickly transcended friendship. Before they became friends, the pair...

Jonathan Van Ness has become known for exuding an infectious positive energy, in addition to some iconic one-liners. But the Queer Eye star, 34, tells PEOPLE that navigating mental health is "not always easy" in the HIV/AIDS community, one of many topics explored in a new VICE TV documentary about the 40-year pandemic.

The Bridgerton actress and Queer Eye star first sparked a friendship in 2018 via Instagram DM, and often share sweet tributes to each other on social media.

The TV star has teamed up with West Chelsea Contemporary to highlight three emerging artists. Netflix star Jonathan Van Ness (JVN), best known for his work on the award-winning series Queer Eye, has collaborated with Austin art gallery West Chelsea Contemporary (WCC) for a new exhibition called JVN X WCC ‘On the Wall.’ The display, which opens tomorrow, will feature three emerging artists whose work will run alongside WCC’s current exhibition, ‘Icons & Vandals.’ The two will operate parallel to each other until July 11.

The world truly fell in love with Jonathan Van Ness after they appeared on the first season of the hit Netflix reboot series, "Queer Eye," along with co-stars Tan France, Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, and Antoni Porowski (via IMDb). Since Van Ness and the rest of the crew first graced our small screens in 2018, fans have been able to follow the Fab Five across the world as they help men and women transform their lives, living spaces, and of course, their looks.

Queer Eye star and New York Times-bestselling author Jonathan Van Ness is set to voice a special documentary feature commissioned by Vice TV to mark the 40th anniversary of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. Vice Versa: The Neglected Pandemic, 40 Years of HIV & AIDS, produced by Vice Studios and distributed...

Vice TV will mark the 40th anniversary of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. with a two-hour documentary voiced by Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness as part of its ‘Vice Versa’ strand. The Neglected Pandemic, 40 Years of HIV & AIDS promises to be a comprehensive look at what it is to be HIV positive in the U.S. in 2021, showcasing the frontlines of scientific advancements in the field and the reality of the experience.

We can never get enough of Jonathan Van Ness, and this post he made for Mother's Day is the best thing we've seen all week. The Queer Eye star posted a slideshow of photos with his mom, Mary Winters. If the pictures alone aren't proof of their close relationship, the caption sure is. Van Ness wrote, "Sure do love my mama ♥ I’m so happy to be able to have this time w my mom, for her to meet my husband, our babies, for me to be able to impulse buy my mom gorgeous stunning bags & make food together in my kitchen. These are all moments I would’ve considered impossible at earlier times in my life. The memories we’ve been able to share w you are so amazing mama & I love you!!"