It looks like our favorite design power couple, Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas, might be dusting off their toolbelts and stepping back in front of the camera sooner than expected.

The beloved duo behind Bargain Block set Instagram buzzing when Evan posted a behind-the-scenes snap of Keith standing on what appeared to be a full outdoor TV production set.

The photo showed Keith casually posing in front of a camera rig in someone’s backyard while Evan dropped a pair of very telling 👀 emojis that sent fans spiraling into a renovation-flavored frenzy.

Keith immediately reshared the post on his own Story and added the ultimate tease when he wrote, “Feels good to be back at it. Think y’all are gonna be happy with what’s coming.”

In the world of reality TV hints, this is basically a marriage proposal.

The excitement comes just months after Bargain Block wrapped its fourth and final season on HGTV following a surprising cancellation, despite the series receiving an earlier Season 5 renewal.

The announcement left fans heartbroken, especially since Keith and Evan had become one of the most beloved on-screen partnerships thanks to their creativity, charm, and irresistible couple vibes.

But if you thought they were slowing down, think again, because these two have been busier than ever since leaving television.

Earlier this month, Keith shared that he and Evan had spent time traveling across nine states while working on a series of new renovation projects.

The post was packed with gorgeous snaps but suspiciously light on details, with Keith noting only that there were “new projects” underway without confirming the format or the platform.

Translation for the fans: something juicy is cooking.

Adding even more fuel to the speculation, Keith and Evan have mentioned that they have been exploring “other possibilities for other forms of media” ever since the series ended.

Given their talent, their chemistry, and their enormous fan base, it feels almost guaranteed that another project with their names on it is coming.

And honestly, the world could always use more Keith-and-Evan energy.

Whether it’s a new design series, a streaming special, or a completely fresh TV format, one thing is certain — the boys are back, the cameras are rolling, and we’re already clearing our schedules.

Tom Daley has officially completed his final evolution from Olympic diving legend to shirtless knitting overlord and honestly we could not be more obsessed.

What started as a lockdown hobby has now become a full blown yarn empire that spans fashion, books, TV and a whole lot of very visible abs.

Under his cozy brand Made With Love, Tom has been selling kits, patterns, tutorial books and all kinds of crafty goodies that he designs and knits himself.

Yes, that includes the infamous knit speedo that singlehandedly raised global temperatures and probably crashed a few WiFi connections along the way.

Now he is taking things to the next level by fronting a new reality competition called Game of Wool where amateur knitters battle it out with needles, yarn and pure creative chaos.

The mission is simple and extremely on brand for Tom; get as many people as possible into knitting and away from doom scrolling their phones for five minutes.

He gushes about how knitting helps him slow down, stay present and look after his mental health in a way that feels both wholesome and ridiculously attractive.

According to Tom, picking up the needles helped him manage stress, focus his mind and even push himself all the way to that Tokyo Olympic gold medal moment.

Some athletes swear by ice baths and brutal training camps, but Tom apparently just needed a ball of yarn and a dream.

In a new feature for Fault Magazine, he proves that crafting and couture can absolutely share the same runway.

The editorial serves us high fashion, soft lighting and a torso so sculpted it should probably come with a safety warning for fragile gays.

Think wide leg patchwork jeans, open shirts, playful poses and the kind of smolder that makes you Google “beginner knitting patterns” purely out of solidarity.

Behind the thirst trap exterior there is also full on dad mode, because Tom’s yarn dynasty has actually made family life with husband Dustin Lance Black easier.

He talks about no longer racing from training to school runs and instead being able to work his knitting projects around life with their two sons.

Some parents have spreadsheets and color coded calendars, but trust Tom to organize his world with needles, wool and a killer smile.

Of course an overachiever like him is not stopping there, because he is already teasing new projects linked to the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan.

He also hints at expanding Made With Love even further and maybe giving us more seasons of Game of Wool if the crafting gods are kind.

There is even talk of a festive knit along advent calendar where fans can stitch a little each day from December first to Christmas Eve.

By the end you will have something cozy and handmade to show for it, even if your abs do not quite match the inspiration photos.

That is the secret magic of Tom Daley’s knitting era; it is flirty and thirst inducing but also genuinely soft, calming and inclusive.

He is telling queer kids, tired adults and stressed out sports fans that it is okay to log off, pick up some yarn and make something silly and beautiful.

Tom has become the rare celebrity who can sell mindfulness, family life and shirtless editorials in one perfectly stitched package.

Whether you are here for the mental health message, the craft inspiration or just the photos, there is more than enough Daley content to go around.

Grab your needles, choose your color and cast on, because if Tom Daley says knitting is the new sexy, we are absolutely ready to purl for our lives.

Grab your tissues and your fanciest queer cinema scarf, because one of Spain’s most beloved power couples has quietly pressed pause on romance.

Writers, directors and all-around pop culture darlings Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, known together as Los Javis, have ended their relationship after thirteen years together.

The news reportedly slipped out months ago in Spanish media, but fans are only now processing that this era is really over.

If their names ring a fabulously dramatic bell, it is probably thanks to their breakthrough HBO Max series Veneno, the gorgeously heart-wrenching drama about iconic trans legend La Veneno.

That show turned Los Javis into international queer royalty, proving that Spanish television could be every bit as bold and emotional as anything from Hollywood.

On top of that, the duo have spent the last five seasons judging Drag Race España and one season of Drag Race España: All Stars, serving tender critiques and delicious looks in equal measure.

Their love story was pure social media rom-com, starting back in 2012 when Ambrossi slid into Calvo’s Facebook DMs with a flirty little “I really like your work.”

From there they went from mutual crushes to collaborators, co-creating stage shows, the Netflix favorite Paquita Salas, and eventually a whole creative universe full of messy queer characters.

In 2017, during the premiere of their film La Llamada, Ambrossi dropped to one knee and proposed, calling Calvo “the love of my life” in front of a swooning audience.

Calvo said yes, the crowd lost it, and half of queer Spain started mentally planning their wedding outfits, even though the pair never actually made it to the altar.

Now comes the plot twist no one wanted, as reports confirm they have separated as boyfriends but are staying united as business partners.

Through their company Suma Content, Los Javis are still working side by side on their biggest project yet, the upcoming film La Bola Negra (The Black Ball).

The star-studded drama features Glenn Close, Penélope Cruz, Miguel Bernardeau and singer Guitarricadelafuente, and word from set is that the exes remain totally professional and surprisingly zen.

Sources say they were recently seen together at a wrap party, chatting with cast and crew like the seasoned creative duo they are.

It is a reminder that queer love stories do not always end with a white suit and legal paperwork, but they can still evolve into something meaningful.

For many LGBTQ+ fans, Los Javis represented visibility, softness and unapologetically queer success in a country that has not always embraced those things.

So yes, this breakup stings, and yes, we are all entitled to a tiny dramatic sigh and maybe a rewatch of Veneno in their honor.

But if anyone can turn heartbreak into powerful art, it is the men who built a career out of telling complicated queer stories with warmth and style.

Whether they are lovers, exes or just eternally entangled creatives, one thing feels certain, darling.

Los Javis are not disappearing from our screens anytime soon, and we will absolutely be seated for their next act.

📷 IG: @ javviercalvo