Drag Race: All Stars Is Feeling Charitable

Sorry, you believed RuPaul’s Drag Race was provided for a bit? No, no, sweetheart. The Drag Race maker can’t stop, will not stop. Nymphia Wind was simply crowned the winner of Drag Race season 16 on April 19, however on April 23, Drag Race Ru– vealed the cast for the upcoming ninth season of All StarsThey like to include a twist on All Stars seasons, and, this time, the queens will not be contending on their own, they’ll be completing for a charity of their picking, varying from the Trevor Project to the ASPCA. The genuine secret is why there are simply 8 queens on the cast list. It would appear that the season will either be particularly brief (All Stars season 6 had 13 queens, after all) or that they’re pulling a twist with the removal circumstance à la All Stars season 7. Just time will inform, which time will begin May 17, when RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars season 9 premieres on Paramount+. Listed below, the current All Stars season-nine news.

With just 8 queens, there’s no place for these women to conceal. We’re gon na put early cash on Gottmik taking it, considering that she came so close on season 13. Do not count out Roxxxy Andrews based on her All Stars— 2 run– she’s the peak of drag artistry, which season was the hardest of perpetuity. The queen we ‘d most like to see get an increase? That would be Shannel, the scrumptious Miss Mandarin (thpthpthpthp. The completing queens (and their charities) are as follows:

Angeria Paris VanMicheals (season 14): National Black Justice Collective
Gottmik (season 13): Trans Lifeline
Jorgeous (season 14): National Alliance of Mental Illness
Nina West (season 11): The Trevor Project
Plastique Tiara (season 11): The Asian American Foundation
Roxxxy Andrews (season 5, All Stars 2): Wonder of Love
Shannel (season one, All Stars one): Stress And Anxiety and Depression Association of America
Vanessa Vanjie (seasons 10, 11): ASPCA

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars season-nine trailer is, not a surprise here, gags galore. We’re talking Oscar-nominated gags (Stephanie Hsu as a visitor judge), gold-encrusted gags (Plastique Tiara in a huge winged clothing), Jorgeous making Ru laugh (“Ooh, it’s gon na burn, Mama”), and the Keke Palmer of “The gag is …” popularity, bringing her Famous evaluating abilities to the catwalk.

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