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No, CloudFlare doesn't support these TLD's, but if they pick it up in the next year you'll be able to before renewing.
It is likely however that CloudFlare will increase their TLD catalogue with Google Domains bowing out.
In the meantime, you can give CloudFlare your DNS in porkbun, which is what I'm doing.
They don't yet support these TLDs, but according to this blog post they will be added very soon:
Given its a 60 day wait anyway, that sounds good.
Perfect!
I’m hoping they pick up a few more as well. Lots of great vanity ones going around now that I would love them to adopt.