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Maxi Shield has sadly passed away.

The RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Season 1 contender and fan-favorite drag queen died at the age of 51.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race season 18 contestant Briar Blush is opening up about that scary moment when she passed out mid-judging on the runway.

When Briar went down in the episode, right in the middle of judge Law Roach doling out his criticism, her sisters tried to revive her and a medic was called. Now she is ready to talk about what happened.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars is coming back in 2026!

Following the recent run of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10 and as Season 18 kicks off, fans have already begun piecing together which queens may have stepped away to shoot another All Stars spinoff, set to debut sometime later this year.

Drag Race followers on Reddit have a strong track record of predicting future casts by tracking when queens suddenly go quiet online or reschedule appearances, often a telltale sign that filming is underway.

We’ve rounded up all of the rumored contestants for All Stars 11. As always, nothing is confirmed until the official announcement…so take this as speculation.

Warning: potential spoilers ahead!

Click through to see which queens are rumored to compete on All Stars Season 11…

RuPaul’s Drag Race has seen quite a few contestants compete on the show, then come out as trans.

The long-running drag competition series is currently in it’s 18th season of the main flagship television show, with a multitude of spinoffs across the world!

Throughout the years, the show, which currently airs on MTV, has won 27 Emmy Awards, six MTV Movie & TV Awards, three Producers Guild of America Awards and so many more.

In addition to the flagship series, there have been many spinoffs, including RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars and 15 different versions across the world, including in Canada, Mexico, France, Thailand, Philippines, Brazil, UK and more!

242 drag performers have competed on the main American franchise, with the competitors being previously mainly gay males impersonating females, but there has since been a straight male competitor, several Trans women and a Trans man.

Many who competed on the show identified as male at the time of filming, and there have been many who have come out as Trans women following their time on the show, and there has even been some who came out on the show.

We have gathered the 20+ performers who have come out as Trans on or after the show, and we compiled a comprehensive list all in one place.

Keep reading to see all of the Drag Race contestants who have come out as Trans…

RuPaul’s Drag Race is back!

The long-running drag competition TV series returned with Season 18 in 2026 on MTV, with All Stars 11 also set to arrive later this year on Paramount+. (See the rumored cast of All Stars Season 11!)

Over the years, there have been plenty of guest judges. But as of the past several seasons, there’s been a consistent roster of judges on hand to provide their feedback and critiques for all of the Drag Race contestants.

We’ve rounded up all the Drag Race judges, and ranked them by estimated net worth.

Click through to find out how much the past and current judges of RuPaul’s Drag Race are worth, ranked…

Cardi B is set to appear on the season 18 of RuPaul’s Drag Race!

The 33-year-old rapper will serve as the season’s first celebrity guest judge on this week’s (January 2) season premiere episode.

Ahead of the season’s debut tonight, executive producer Tom Campbell gushed over having Cardi as a guest judge.

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A third season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs The World is on the way!

RuPaul will return as host and main judge for the next installment of the franchise, which is set to debut in the New Year.

Here’s a synopsis: Featuring a heady mix of fan favorite queens from Drag Race franchises around the world and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, this next level spin-off is a supercharged version of the beloved Drag Race UK recipe. The charismatic queens are all vying for RuPaul’s royal seal of approval and the ultimate title: Queen of the Mothertucking World.

Michelle Visage, Alan Carr and Graham Norton will return to the judging panel, and they’ll be joined by a slew of celebrity guest judges, with other appearances also unveiled.

Keep reading to find out what celebs will be appearing on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs The World season three…