List of RuPaul's Drag Race contestants

This is a list of contestants who have appeared on the American television show RuPaul's Drag Race. Since the series first aired in 2009, a total of 180 contestants have competed, with fourteen winners — BeBe Zahara Benet, Tyra Sanchez, Raja Gemini, Sharon Needles, Jinkx Monsoon, Bianca Del Rio, Violet Chachki, Bob the Drag Queen, Sasha Velour, Aquaria, Yvie Oddly, Jaida Essence Hall, Symone, and Willow Pill– being crowned as "America's Next Drag Superstar".

Picture of Shangela Laquifa Wadley, the first contestant to compete on 3 separate series of Drag Race.

In addition, there have been seven winners – Chad Michaels, Alaska, Trixie Mattel, Monét X Change, Trinity the Tuck, Shea Couleé, and Kylie Sonique Love – within the six seasons that have aired, that have been inducted into the RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars "Drag Race Hall of Fame".

Monica Beverly Hillz from Season 5 confirmed in an interview that the show does not require contestants to identify as male and that transgender women can participate if they consider themselves drag artists.[1]

As of 2022; Eureka, Shangela, Latrice Royale and Jujubee hold the record for the most season appearances as a competitor with 4 each. Eureka has competed in Season 9, Season 10, All Stars 6, and Holi-slay Spectacular, Shangela has competed in Season 2, Season 3, All Stars 3, and Holi-slay Spectacular, Latrice Royale has competed in Season 4, All Stars 1, Holi-slay Spectacular, and All Stars 4, Jujubee has competed in Season 2, All Stars 1, All Stars 5 and RuPaul's Drag Race: UK Versus the World.

As of 2022, two previous contestants have died. Season 2 contestant Sahara Davenport died of heart failure on October 1, 2012, at age 27. Davenport was in a long-term relationship with Season 3 contestant Manila Luzon at the time. Season 8 and All Stars 3 contestant Chi Chi DeVayne died of complications from scleroderma and pneumonia on August 20, 2020, at age 34.[2]

RuPaul's Drag Race

Ages, names, and cities stated are at time of filming.

Ongina from Season 1 and All Stars 5 was later featured on the spinoff series RuPaul's Drag U
Pandora Boxx from Season 2 won Miss Congeniality and also won Most Vivacious Professor on RuPaul's Drag Us first season
Raja was crowned the winner of season 3 in April 2011. She is the first Asian American winner and the first non-Black winner.
Willam Belli, from season 4, was the first contestant on the show to be disqualified for breaking the rules of the competition.
Alyssa Edwards from Season 5 & All Stars 2, a choreographer, dancer, drag artist & dance teacher.
Adore Delano competed on season 6 of the program, finishing as joint runner-up to Bianca Del Rio with Courtney Act.
Kim Chi, a contestant on season 8, finished in the top 3 and was the first Korean-American participant on the show.[3]
Peppermint, a contestant on season 9, finished as the runner up and was the first queen who entered as a transgender woman on the show.
Monet X Change from Season 10 won Miss Congeniality and also went on to win the fourth season of All Stars.
Nina West competed on the eleventh season of the show and won Miss Congeniality.
  Contestant returned to the competition after being eliminated during their season
  Contestant returned to the competition after being eliminated during a previous season
  Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
Season 1 BeBe Zahara Benet 28 Minneapolis, Minnesota Winner
Nina Flowers 34 Denver, Colorado Runner-up
Rebecca Glasscock 26 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 3rd
Shannel 29 Las Vegas, Nevada 4th
Ongina 26 Los Angeles, California 5th
Jade[lower-alpha 1] 25 Chicago, Illinois 6th
Akashia 24 Cleveland, Ohio 7th
Tammie Brown 28 Los Angeles, California 8th
Victoria "Porkchop" Parker 39 Raleigh, North Carolina 9th
Season 2 Tyra Sanchez 21 Orlando, Florida Winner
Raven 30 Riverside, California Runner-up
Jujubee 25 Boston, Massachusetts 3rd
Tatianna 21 Falls Church, Virginia 4th
Pandora Boxx 37 Rochester, New York 5th
Jessica Wild 29 San Juan, Puerto Rico 6th
Sahara Davenport † 25 New York City, New York 7th
Morgan McMichaels 28 Mira Loma, California 8th
Sonique 26 Atlanta, Georgia 9th
Mystique Summers Madison 25 Chicago, Illinois 10th
Nicole Paige Brooks 36 Atlanta, Georgia 11th
Shangela 28 Paris, Texas 12th
Season 3 Raja 36 Los Angeles, California Winner
Manila Luzon 28 Cottage Grove, Minnesota Runner-up
Alexis Mateo 30 Tampa, Florida 3rd
Yara Sofia 26 Manatí, Puerto Rico 4th
Carmen Carrera 25 Elmwood Park, New Jersey 5th[lower-alpha 2]
Shangela 29 Paris, Texas 6th
Delta Work 34 Norwalk, California 7th
Stacy Layne Matthews 25 Back Swamp, North Carolina 8th
Mariah[lower-alpha 3] 29 Atlanta, Georgia 9th
India Ferrah 23 Dayton, Ohio 10th
Mimi Imfurst 27 New York, New York 11th
Phoenix 29 Atlanta, Georgia 12th
Venus D-Lite 26 Los Angeles, California 13th
Season 4 Sharon Needles 29 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Winner
Chad Michaels 40 San Diego, California Runner-up
Phi Phi O'Hara 25 Chicago, Illinois
Latrice Royale 39 Miami Beach, Florida 4th
Kenya Michaels 21 Dorado, Puerto Rico 5th[lower-alpha 4]
DiDa Ritz 25 Chicago, Illinois 6th
Willam 29 Los Angeles, California Disqualified[lower-alpha 5]
Jiggly Caliente 30 Queens, New York 7th
Milan 36 Florence, South Carolina 8th
Madame LaQueer 29 Carolina, Puerto Rico 9th
The Princess 32 Chicago, Illinois 10th
Lashauwn Beyond 21 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 11th
Alisa Summers 23 Tampa, Florida 12th
Season 5 Jinkx Monsoon 24 Seattle, Washington Winner
Alaska[lower-alpha 6] 27 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Runner-up
Roxxxy Andrews 28 Orlando, Florida
Detox[lower-alpha 7] 27 Los Angeles, California 4th
Coco Montrese 37 Las Vegas, Nevada 5th
Alyssa Edwards 32 Mesquite, Texas 6th
Ivy Winters 26 New York City, New York 7th
Jade Jolie 25 Gainesville, Florida 8th
Lineysha Sparx 24 San Juan, Puerto Rico 9th
Honey Mahogany 29 San Francisco, California 10th
Vivienne Pinay 26 New York City, New York
Monica Beverly Hillz 27 Owensboro, Kentucky 12th
Serena ChaCha 21 Tallahassee, Florida 13th
Penny Tration 39 Cincinnati, Ohio 14th
Season 6 Bianca Del Rio 37 New Orleans, Louisiana Winner
Adore Delano 23 Azusa, California Runner-up
Courtney Act 31 West Hollywood, California
Darienne Lake[lower-alpha 8] 41 Rochester, New York 4th
BenDeLaCreme 31 Seattle, Washington 5th
Joslyn Fox 26 Worcester, Massachusetts 6th
Trinity K. Bonet[lower-alpha 9] 22 Atlanta, Georgia 7th
Laganja Estranja 24 Van Nuys, California 8th
Milk 25 New York, New York 9th
Gia Gunn 23 Chicago, Illinois 10th
April Carrión 24 Guaynabo, Puerto Rico 11th
Vivacious 40 New York City, New York 12th
Magnolia Crawford 27 Seattle, Washington 13th
Kelly Mantle 37 Los Angeles, California
Season 7 Violet Chachki 22 Atlanta, Georgia Winner
Ginger Minj 29 Orlando, Florida Runner-up
Pearl 23 Brooklyn, New York
Kennedy Davenport 33 Dallas, Texas 4th
Katya[lower-alpha 10] 32 Boston, Massachusetts 5th
Trixie Mattel 26 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 6th[lower-alpha 11]
Miss Fame 29 New York City, New York 7th
Jaidynn Diore Fierce 25 Nashville, Tennessee 8th
Max 22 Hudson, Wisconsin 9th
Kandy Ho 28 Cayey, Puerto Rico 10th
Mrs. Kasha Davis 43 Rochester, New York 11th
Jasmine Masters 37 Los Angeles, California 12th
Sasha Belle 28 Iowa City, Iowa 13th
Tempest DuJour 46 Tucson, Arizona 14th
Season 8 Bob the Drag Queen 29 Brooklyn, New York Winner
Kim Chi 27 Chicago, Illinois Runner-up
Naomi Smalls 21 Redlands, California
Chi Chi DeVayne †[lower-alpha 12] 30 Shreveport, Louisiana 4th
Derrick Barry 32 Las Vegas, Nevada 5th
Thorgy Thor 31 Brooklyn, New York 6th
Robbie Turner 33 Seattle, Washington 7th
Acid Betty 37 Brooklyn, New York 8th
Naysha Lopez 31 Chicago, Illinois 9th[lower-alpha 13]
Cynthia Lee Fontaine 34 Austin, Texas 10th
Dax ExclamationPoint 31 Savannah, Georgia 11th
Laila McQueen 22 Gloucester, Massachusetts
Season 9 Sasha Velour 29 Brooklyn, New York Winner
Peppermint 37 New York City, New York Runner-up
Shea Couleé 27 Chicago, Illinois 3rd
Trinity the Tuck 31 Orlando, Florida
Alexis Michelle 33 New York City, New York 5th
Nina Bo'nina Brown 34 Georgetown, South Carolina 6th
Valentina 25 Los Angeles, California 7th
Farrah Moan 23 Las Vegas, Nevada 8th
Aja 22 Brooklyn, New York 9th
Cynthia Lee Fontaine 34 Austin, Texas 10th
Eureka[lower-alpha 14] 25 Johnson City, Tennessee 11th[lower-alpha 15]
Charlie Hides 52 London, England, UK 12th
Kimora Blac 28 Las Vegas, Nevada 13th
Jaymes Mansfield 26 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 14th
Season 10 Aquaria 21 Brooklyn, New York Winner
Eureka[lower-alpha 14] 27 Johnson City, Tennessee Runner-up
Kameron Michaels 31 Nashville, Tennessee Runner-up
Asia O'Hara 35 Dallas, Texas 4th
Miz Cracker 33 Harlem, New York 5th
Monét X Change 27 The Bronx, New York 6th
The Vixen 26 Chicago, Illinois 7th
Monique Heart 31 Kansas City, Missouri 8th
Blair St. Clair 22 Indianapolis, Indiana 9th
Mayhem Miller 35 Riverside, California 10th
Dusty Ray Bottoms 29 New York City, New York 11th
Yuhua Hamasaki 27 New York City, New York 12th
Kalorie Karbdashian Williams 27 Albuquerque, New Mexico 13th
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo 25 Tampa, Florida 14th
Season 11 Yvie Oddly 24 Denver, Colorado Winner
Brooke Lynn Hytes 32 Nashville, Tennessee Runner-up
A'keria C. Davenport[lower-alpha 16] 30 Dallas, Texas 3rd
Silky Nutmeg Ganache 28 Chicago, Illinois
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo 26 Los Angeles, California 5th
Nina West 39 Columbus, Ohio 6th
Shuga Cain 40 New York City, New York 7th
Plastique Tiara 21 Dallas, Texas 8th
Ra'Jah O'Hara[lower-alpha 17] 33 Dallas, Texas 9th
Scarlet Envy 26 New York City, New York 10th
Ariel Versace 26 Cherry Hill, New Jersey 11th
Mercedes Iman Diamond 31 Minneapolis, Minnesota 12th
Honey Davenport 32 New York City, New York 13th
Kahanna Montrese 25 Las Vegas, Nevada 14th
Soju 27 Chicago, Illinois 15th
Season 12 Jaida Essence Hall 32 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Winner
Crystal Methyd 28 Springfield, Missouri Runner-up
Gigi Goode 21 Los Angeles, California
Sherry Pie 27 New York City, New York Disqualified[lower-alpha 18]
Jackie Cox 34 New York City, New York 5th
Heidi N Closet 24 Ramseur, North Carolina 6th
Widow Von'Du 30 Kansas City, Missouri 7th
Jan[lower-alpha 19] 26 New York City, New York 8th
Brita[lower-alpha 20] 34 New York City, New York 9th
Aiden Zhane 29 Acworth, Georgia 10th
Nicky Doll 28 New York City, New York 11th
Rock M. Sakura 28 San Francisco, California 12th
Dahlia Sin 28 Los Angeles, California 13th
Season 13 Symone 25 Conway, Arkansas Winner
Kandy Muse 25 New York City, New York Runner-up
Gottmik 23 Los Angeles, California 3rd
Rosé[lower-alpha 21] 31 New York City, New York
Olivia Lux 26 Brooklyn, New York 5th
Utica Queen 25 Utica, Minnesota 6th
Tina Burner 39 New York City, New York 7th
Denali[lower-alpha 22] 28 Chicago, Illinois 8th
Elliott with 2 Ts[lower-alpha 23] 26 Las Vegas, Nevada 9th
LaLa Ri 30 Atlanta, Georgia 10th
Tamisha Iman 49 Atlanta, Georgia 11th
Joey Jay 30 Phoenix, Arizona 12th
Kahmora Hall 28 Chicago, Illinois 13th
Season 14 Willow Pill 26 Denver, Colorado Winner
Lady Camden 31 Sacramento, California Runner Up
Angeria Paris VanMicheals 27 Atlanta, Georgia 3rd[lower-alpha 24]
Bosco 28 Seattle, Washington
Daya Betty 25 Springfield, Missouri
DeJa Skye 31 Fresno, California 6th
Jorgeous 21 Nashville, Tennessee
Jasmine Kennedie 22 New York City, New York 8th
Kerri Colby 24 Los Angeles, California 9th
Maddy Morphosis 26 Fayetteville, Arkansas 10th
Orion Story 25 Grand Rapids, Michigan 11th[lower-alpha 25]
Kornbread "The Snack" Jeté 29 Los Angeles, California 12th[lower-alpha 26]
Alyssa Hunter 26 Cataño, Puerto Rico 13th
June Jambalaya 29 Los Angeles, California 14th
  1. Jade Sotomayor is simply known as Jade on the show.
  2. Carmen Carrera placed 6th before being asked back to the competition.
  3. Mariah Paris Balenciaga is simply referred to as Mariah during the season.
  4. Kenya Michaels placed 8th before being asked back to the competition.
  5. It was revealed during episode 14 that Willam was disqualified from the competition for breaching the contract agreement.
  6. Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 is simply known as Alaska on the show.
  7. Detox Icunt is simply known as Detox on the show.
  8. Miss Darienne Lake is simply known as Darienne Lake on the show.
  9. Trinity Kardashian Bonet is known as Trinity K. Bonet on the show.
  10. Yekaterina Petrovna Zamolodchikova is simply known as Katya on the show.
  11. Trixie Mattel placed 11th before winning entry back into the competition.
  12. Chi Chi Kat DeVayne is simply known as Chi Chi DeVayne on the show.
  13. Naysha Lopez placed 12th before being asked back to the competition.
  14. Eureka O'Hara is simply known as Eureka on the show.
  15. Eureka was removed from the competition due to injury.
  16. A'Keria Chanel Davenport is referred to as A'Keria C. Davenport on the show.
  17. Ra'Jah D. O'Hara is simply known as Ra'Jah O'Hara on the show.
  18. Sherry Pie reached the top 4, but was disqualified from the competition before the season started airing.
  19. Jan Sport is referred to as Jan on the show.
  20. Brita Filter is referred to as Brita on the show.
  21. The Rosé is referred to as Rosé on the show.
  22. Denali Foxx is referred to as Denali on the show.
  23. Elliott Puckett is referred to as Elliott with 2 Ts on the show.
  24. Daya Betty originally placed 13th before reentering the competition.
  25. Orion Story originally placed 13th before reentering the competition.
  26. Kornbread Jeté was forced to withdraw from the competition for medical reasons.

RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars
Chad Michaels was a runner-up from season 4 of RuPaul's Drag Race, but went on to win All Stars 1.
Trixie Mattel placed sixth in season 7, but went on to win All Stars 3 making her the first winner of an All Stars season to not be a runner-up on her original season.

Since 2012, World of Wonder has produced six seasons of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, a spin-off series where past contestants return to compete for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame. The first season premiered on October 22, 2012, on Logo and featured a new format in which the twelve contestants would be competing and eliminated as pairs until the final episode when one member from either of the remaining pairs would have the chance to win the crown.

In 2015, it was announced that the series would return to Logo for a second season. Premiering on August 25, 2016, ten past contestants returned to compete and the show's format returned to one more similar to the main series; however, it was revealed that RuPaul would not be eliminating anyone and that the queen who won each main challenge would have to select a low-performing queen to send home.

As of 2022, ten contestants have competed in more than one season of All Stars. As a twist, "Team Latrila" from All Stars 1 — Manila Luzon (from season 3) and Latrice Royale (from season 4) — returned together to compete in season 4 as individual contestants. Jujubee (from season 2 and All Stars 1) and Alexis Mateo (from season 3 and All Stars 1) returned to compete in season 5. Yara Sofia (season 3 and All Stars 1), Pandora Boxx (season 2 and All Stars 1) and Ginger Minj (season 7 and All Stars 2) returned to compete in season 6, making it the first All Stars season to feature more than three contestants and a returning contestant outside of All Stars season 1. Monét X Change and Trinity the Tuck, the winners of All Stars 4, and Shea Couleé, the winner of All Stars 5, returned for All Stars 7, the first season in the show’s history to feature a cast composed exclusively of winners of previous seasons.

All Stars 7 also became the first season to feature a queen from an international franchise entering as a contestant in the American edition, with The Vivienne, the winner of the first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.

All information is accurate as of the time the season was filmed.

  Contestant returned to the competition after being eliminated.
All Stars season Contestant Age Hometown Original season Original placement Outcome
Season 1 Chad Michaels 41 San Diego, California Season 4 Runner-up Winner
Raven 33 Riverside, California Season 2 Runner-up Runner-up
Jujubee 28 Boston, Massachusetts Season 2 3rd 3rd
Shannel 32 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 1 4th
Alexis Mateo 32 Tampa, Florida Season 3 3rd 5th
Yara Sofia 28 Manatí, Puerto Rico Season 3 4th
Latrice Royale 40 South Beach, Florida Season 4 4th 7th
Manila Luzon 30 New York City, New York Season 3 Runner-up
Nina Flowers 37 Denver, Colorado Season 1 Runner-up 9th
Tammie Brown 32 Long Beach, California Season 1 8th
Mimi Imfurst 29 New York City, New York Season 3 11th 11th
Pandora Boxx 40 Rochester, New York Season 2 5th
Season 2 Alaska 30 Los Angeles, California Season 5 Runner-up Winner
Detox 30 Los Angeles, California Season 5 4th Runner-up
Katya 33 Boston, Massachusetts Season 7 5th
Roxxxy Andrews 31 Orlando, Florida Season 5 Runner-up 4th
Alyssa Edwards 35 Dallas, Texas Season 5 6th 5th[lower-alpha 1]
Tatianna 27 Washington, D.C. Season 2 4th 6th[lower-alpha 2]
Phi Phi O'Hara 29 New York City, New York Season 4 Runner-up 7th
Ginger Minj 31 Orlando, Florida Season 7 Runner-up 8th
Adore Delano 25 Azusa, California Season 6 Runner-up 9th[lower-alpha 3]
Coco Montrese 41 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 5 5th 10th
Season 3 Trixie Mattel 28 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Season 7 6th Winner
Kennedy Davenport 35 Dallas, Texas Season 7 4th Runner-up
BeBe Zahara Benet 36 Minneapolis, Minnesota Season 1 Winner 3rd
Shangela 35 Los Angeles, California Season 2 12th
Season 3 6th
Morgan McMichaels 36 Los Angeles, California Season 2 8th 5th[lower-alpha 4]
BenDeLaCreme 35 Seattle, Washington Season 6 5th 6th[lower-alpha 5]
Aja 23 Brooklyn, New York Season 9 9th 7th
Chi Chi DeVayne† 32 Shreveport, Louisiana Season 8 4th 8th
Milk 29 New York City, New York Season 6 9th 9th
Thorgy Thor 33 Brooklyn, New York Season 8 6th 10th
Season 4 Monét X Change 28 The Bronx, New York Season 10 6th Winner
Trinity the Tuck 33 Orlando, Florida Season 9 3rd
Monique Heart 32 Kansas City, Missouri Season 10 8th 3rd
Naomi Smalls 24 Chicago, Illinois Season 8 Runner-up
Latrice Royale 46 South Beach, Florida Season 4 4th 5th[lower-alpha 6]
All Stars 1 7th
Manila Luzon 37 Los Angeles, California Season 3 Runner-up 6th
All Stars 1 7th
Valentina 27 Echo Park, California Season 9 7th 7th
Gia Gunn 28 Los Angeles, California Season 6 10th 8th
Farrah Moan 25 Los Angeles, California Season 9 8th 9th
Jasmine Masters 41 Los Angeles, California Season 7 12th 10th
Season 5 Shea Couleé 30 Chicago, Illinois Season 9 3rd Winner
Jujubee 34 Boston, Massachusetts Season 2 3rd Runner-up
All Stars 1 3rd
Miz Cracker 35 New York City, New York Season 10 5th
Blair St. Clair 24 Indianapolis, Indiana Season 10 9th 4th
Alexis Mateo 39 Tampa, Florida Season 3 3rd 5th
All Stars 1 5th
India Ferrah 33 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 3 10th 6th
Mayhem Miller 37 Riverside, California Season 10 10th 7th
Mariah Paris Balenciaga 37 Los Angeles, California Season 3 9th 8th
Ongina 37 Los Angeles, California Season 1 5th 9th
Derrick Barry 35 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 8 5th 10th
Season 6 Kylie Sonique Love 38 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 2 9th Winner
Eureka! 30 Los Angeles, California Season 9 11th Runner-up[lower-alpha 7]
Season 10 Runner-up
Ginger Minj 35 Orlando, Florida Season 7 Runner-up
All Stars 2 8th
Ra'Jah O'Hara 34 Dallas, Texas Season 11 9th
Trinity K. Bonet 30 Atlanta, Georgia Season 6 7th 5th Place
Pandora Boxx 49 Los Angeles, California Season 2 5th 6th Place
All Stars 1 11th
Jan 27 New York City, New York Season 12 8th 7th Place
A'Keria C. Davenport 32 Houston, Texas Season 11 3rd 8th Place
Scarlet Envy 27 Brooklyn, New York Season 11 10th 9th Place
Yara Sofia 37 Las Vegas, Nevada Season 3 4th 10th Place
All Stars 1 5th
Silky Nutmeg Ganache 30 Los Angeles, California Season 11 3rd 11th Place
Jiggly Caliente 39 Queens, New York Season 4 8th 12th Place
Serena ChaCha 29 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Season 5 13th 13th Place
Season 7
Jaida Essence Hall 34 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Season 12 Winner TBA
Jinkx Monsoon 33 Seattle, Washington Season 5 Winner
Monét X Change 31 The Bronx, New York Season 10 6th
All Stars 4 Winner
Raja 47 Los Angeles, California Season 3 Winner
Shea Couleé 32 Chicago, Illinois Season 9 3rd
All Stars 5 Winner
The Vivienne 29 Liverpool, Merseyside, England UK Season 1 Winner
Trinity the Tuck 36 Orlando, Florida Season 9 3rd
All Stars 4 Winner
Yvie Oddly 27 Denver, Colorado Season 11 Winner
  1. Alyssa Edwards placed 6th before winning entry back into the competition.
  2. Tatianna placed 8th before winning entry back into the competition.
  3. Adore Delano quit the competition
  4. Morgan McMichaels placed 10th before being chosen to return to the competition.
  5. BenDelaCreme eliminated herself.
  6. Latrice Royale placed 7th before being chosen to return to the competition.
  7. Eureka! placed 5th before being winning re-entry to the competition.

RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race

RuPaul's Secret Celebrity Drag Race is a spin-off show which premiered April 24, 2020 on VH1.[4][5] It featured a total of 12 celebrities over four episodes and were mentored by returning RuPaul's Drag Race contestants with their drag transformation. The winner of each episode gets to donate their earnings to their charity of choice.

Celebrity Drag Name Drag Mentor Outcome
Jordan Connor Babykins La Roux Trixie Mattel Winner
Jermaine Fowler Miss Mimi Teapot Bob the Drag Queen Runner-up
Nico Tortorella Olivette Isyou Monét X Change
Vanessa Williams Vanqueisha De House Asia O'Hara Winner
Loni Love Mary J. Ross Trinity the Tuck Runner-up
Tami Roman Miss Shenita Cocktail Alyssa Edwards
Alex Newell Madam That Bitch Bob the Drag Queen Winner
Dustin Milligan Rachel McAdamsapple Nina West
Matt Iseman Bette Bordeaux Kim Chi
Hayley Kiyoko Queen Eleza Beth Vanessa Vanjie Mateo Winner
Madison Beer Coral Fixation Monique Heart Runner-up
Phoebe Robinson Cocotini Alyssa Edwards

RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular
Mayhem Miller was a contestant on RuPaul's Drag Race Season 10 and came 10th. She won the mini-challenge of the special.

RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular is a holiday television special, which aired on VH1 on December 7, 2018.[6][7]

Contestant Original season Original placement Outcome
Eureka[lower-alpha 1] Season 9 11th Place[lower-alpha 2] Winner
Season 10 Runner-Up
Jasmine Masters Season 7 12th Place
All Stars 4 10th Place
Kim Chi Season 8 Runner-Up
Latrice Royale Season 4 4th Place[lower-alpha 3]
All Stars 1 7th Place
All Stars 4 5th Place
Mayhem Miller Season 10 10th Place
All Stars 5 7th Place
Shangela[lower-alpha 4] Season 2 12th Place
Season 3 6th Place
All Stars 3 3rd Place
Sonique Season 2 9th Place
All Stars 6 Winner
Trixie Mattel Season 7 6th Place
All Stars 3 Winner
  1. Eureka O'Hara is simply known as Eureka on the show.
  2. Eureka was eliminated from Season 9 due to injury.
  3. This contestant was voted as Miss Congeniality during her original season.
  4. Shangela was known as Shangela Laquifa Wadley during season 2 and as Shangela on subsequent seasons.

RuPaul's Drag U

From 2010 to 2012, Logo aired a spin-off to Drag Race entitled RuPaul's Drag U. The series saw members of the public receive drag-inspired makeovers from selected memorable contestants from Drag Race.

Professors RuPaul's Drag Race
season		 Season
1 2 3
Raven Season 2 Main
Jujubee Season 2 Main
Shannel Season 1 Main
Morgan McMichaels Season 2 Main
Ongina Season 1 Main
Tammie Brown Season 1 Main
Nina Flowers Season 1 Main
Manila Luzon Season 3 Main
Pandora Boxx Season 2 Main
Mariah Season 3 Main
BeBe Zahara Benet Season 1 Main
Carmen Carrera Season 3 Main
Tyra Sanchez Season 2 Main
Latrice Royale Season 4 Main
Chad Michaels Season 4 Main
Raja Season 3 Main
Alexis Mateo Season 3 Main
Delta Work Season 3 Main
Sharon Needles Season 4 Main
Willam Season 4 Main

International franchises

Canada's Drag Race

Canada's Drag Race premiered July 2, 2020 on Bell Media's streaming platform Crave in Canada, BBC Three in the United Kingdom,[8] and worldwide on WOW Presents Plus.[9] The show featured fashion model Stacey McKenzie, actor Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and RuPaul's Drag Race season 11 runner-up Brooke Lynn Hytes, along with a different guest host on the judging panel every week. Traci Melchor will appear as a recurring character on the show as 'Canada's Squirrel Friend".[10]

  Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
Season 1 Priyanka 28 Toronto, Ontario Winner
Rita Baga 32 Montreal, Quebec Runner-up
Scarlett BoBo 29 Toronto, Ontario
Jimbo 36 Victoria, British Columbia 4th Place
Lemon 23 New York City, New York 5th Place
Ilona Verley 24 Vancouver, British Columbia 6th Place
BOA 24 Windsor, Ontario 7th Place
Kiara 22 Montreal, Quebec 8th Place
Tynomi Banks 37 Toronto, Ontario 9th Place
Anastarzia Anaquway 37 East York, Ontario 10th Place
Kyne 21 Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario 11th Place
Juice Boxx 31 Essex, Ontario 12th Place
Season 2 Icesis Couture 34 Ottawa, Ontario Winner
Kendall Gender 30 Vancouver, British Columbia Runner-up
Pythia 26 Montreal, Quebec
Gia Metric 29 Vancouver, British Columbia 4th Place
Adriana[lower-alpha 1] 29 Quebec City, Quebec 5th Place
Kimora Amour 34 Toronto, Ontario 6th Place
Synthia Kiss 29 Vancouver, British Columbia 7th Place
Eve 6000 29 Toronto, Ontario 8th Place
Suki Doll 27 Montreal, Quebec 9th Place
Stephanie Prince 24 Calgary, Alberta 10th Place
Océane Aqua-Black 35 Montreal, Quebec 11th Place
Beth 24 Vancouver, British Columbia 12th Place
  1. Adriana Schatzi is referred to as Adriana on the show.

    Drag Race Holland
    Drag Race Holland season 1 winner Envy Peru

    Drag Race Holland premiered on Videoland and WOW Presents Plus internationally on September 18, 2020.[11]

      Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
    Season Contestant[12] Age Hometown Outcome
    Season 1 Envy Peru 31 Amsterdam Winner
    Janey Jacké 28 Volendam Runner-up
    Ma'MaQueen 30 Rotterdam 3rd Place
    Miss Abby OMG 25 Breda
    ChelseaBoy 26 Amsterdam 5th Place
    Sederginne 26 Antwerp 6th Place
    Madame Madness 24 Amsterdam 7th Place
    Megan Schoonbrood 32 Rotterdam 8th Place
    Patty Pam-Pam 34 Amsterdam 9th Place
    Roem[lower-alpha 1] 21 Urk 10th Place
    Season 2 Vanessa Van Cartier 41 Rotterdam Winner
    My Little Puny 38 Amsterdam Runner-up
    Vivaldi 22 Enschede 3rd Place
    Keta Minaj 40 Amsterdam 4th Place
    Tabitha 46 Amsterdam 5th Place
    The Countess 21 Amsterdam 6th Place
    Ivy-Elyse[lower-alpha 2] 35 Amsterdam 7th Place
    Love Masisi 43 Amsterdam 8th Place
    Reggy B[lower-alpha 3] 25 Amsterdam 9th Place
    Juicy Kutoure 24 Amsterdam 10th Place
    1. Roem Service is simply referred to as Roem on the show.
    2. Ivy-Elyse Monroe is simply referred to as Ivy-Elyse on the show.
    3. Miss Reggy B is simply referred to as Reggy B on the show.

      Drag Race Thailand
      Drag Race Thailand season 2 winner Angele Anang

      Drag Race Thailand first aired on February 15, 2018, and produced by Kantana Group. The show is hosted by fashion stylist Art Arya and co-hosted by drag queen Pangina Heals.[13][14] A total of two seasons have been produced since 2018 and 24 contestants have competed, with only two drag queens who have won the show — Natalia Pliacam and Angele Anang.

        Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
      Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
      Season 1 Natalia Pliacam 37 Bangkok Winner
      Année Maywong 30 Bangkok Runner-up
      Dearis Doll 30 Nakhon Pathom
      B Ella 30 Nakhon Ratchasima 4th Place
      Amadiva 24 Bangkok 5th Place
      JAJA 34 Philippines
      Petchra 30 Rayong 7th Place
      Morrigan 18 Bangkok 8th Place
      Bunny Be Fly 25 Nakhon Ratchasima 9th Place
      Meannie Minaj 26 Phrae 10th Place
      Season 2 Angele Anang 24 Nakhon Ratchasima Winner
      Kandy Zyanide 26 Chiang Mai Runner-up[lower-alpha 1][lower-alpha 2]
      Kana Warrior 29 Nakhon Sawan
      Bandit 34 Phrae 4th Place
      Vanda Miss Joaquim 29 Singapore
      Srimala 29 Udon Thani 6th Place
      Tormai 28 Nakhon Si Thammarat 7th Place
      Genie 30 Hong Kong [lower-alpha 3] 8th Place
      Miss Gimhuay 24 Chonburi 9th Place[lower-alpha 4]
      Mocha Diva 30 Hong Kong[lower-alpha 5] 10th Place
      Maya B'Haro 33 Phuket 11th Place
      Katy Killer 24 Bangkok 12th Place
      Silver Sonic 22 Khon Kaen 13th Place
      M Stranger Fox 33 Bangkok 14th Place
      1. Kandy Zyanide placed 11th before entering back into the competition.
      2. Kana Warrior placed 9th/10th before entering back into the competition.
      3. from California, United States
      4. Miss Gimhuay was disqualified from the competition due to bringing in props for the runway on the fifth episode that were not in the Werkroom, which was a violation of the rules of the competition.
      5. from the Philippines

        RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under

        RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under premiered on TVNZ 2 and TVNZ OnDemand in New Zealand, Stan in Australia[15] and on WOW Presents Plus internationally on 1 May 2021.[16] The series is also streaming on BBC iPlayer in the United Kingdom.[17]

          Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
        Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
        Season 1 Kita Mean 34 Auckland, New Zealand Winner
        Art Simone[lower-alpha 1] 28 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Runner-up
        Karen from Finance 32 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
        Scarlet Adams 27 Perth, Western Australia, Australia
        Elektra Shock 28 Auckland, New Zealand 5th Place
        Maxi Shield 46 Ballina, New South Wales, Australia 6th Place
        Etcetera Etcetera 22 Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia 7th Place
        Anita Wigl'it 31 Leigh, Auckland Region, New Zealand 8th Place
        Coco Jumbo 29 Coffs Harbour, New South Wales, Australia 9th Place
        Jojo Zaho 30 Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia 10th Place
        1. Art Simone placed 9th before returning to the competition.

        RuPaul's Drag Race UK
        RuPaul's Drag Race UK season 2 winner Lawrence Chaney

        RuPaul's Drag Race UK premiered October 3, 2019 on BBC Three available on BBC iPlayer and worldwide on WOW Presents Plus. RuPaul hosts the show, alongside Michelle Visage, Alan Carr and Graham Norton on the judging panel.[18] In November 2019, the show was renewed for a second series.[19][20]

        The winner of the first series was The Vivienne, with Divina de Campo as runner-up. The show's first series saw Scaredy Kat as the youngest contestant to participate in the competition at 19 years old. The winner of the second series was Lawrence Chaney, with Bimini Bon-Boulash and Tayce as runners-up. The third series saw the franchise's first ever female cisgender drag queen, Victoria Scone, compete in the competition.

          Contestant returned to the competition after being eliminated during their season
          Contestant returned to the competition after being eliminated during a previous season
          Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season
        Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
        Series 1 The Vivienne 26 Liverpool, Merseyside, England Winner
        Divina de Campo 35 Brighouse, West Yorkshire, England Runner-up
        Baga Chipz 29 Walthamstow, Greater London, England 3rd Place
        Cheryl Hole 25 Chelmsford, Essex, England 4th Place
        Blu Hydrangea 23 Belfast, Northern Ireland 5th Place
        Crystal 34 Hackney, Greater London, England 6th Place
        Sum Ting Wong 30 Birmingham, West Midlands, England 7th Place
        Vinegar Strokes 34 Enfield, Greater London, England 8th Place
        Scaredy Kat 19 Cricklade, Wiltshire, England 9th Place
        Gothy Kendoll 21 Leicester, Leicestershire, England 10th Place
        Series 2 Lawrence Chaney 23 Glasgow, Scotland Winner
        Bimini Bon-Boulash 26 Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Runner-up
        Tayce 26 Newport, Wales
        Ellie Diamond 21 Dundee, Scotland 4th Place
        A'Whora 23 Worksop, Nottinghamshire, England 5th Place
        Sister Sister 32 Liverpool, Merseyside, England 6th Place
        Tia Kofi 30 Clapham, Greater London, England 7th Place
        Joe Black 30 Brighton, East Sussex, England 8th Place[lower-alpha 1]
        Veronica Green 34 Rochdale, Lancashire, England 9th Place[lower-alpha 2]
        Ginny Lemon 31 Worcester, Worcestershire, England 10th Place[lower-alpha 3]
        Asttina Mandella 27 Stratford, Greater London, England 11th Place
        Cherry Valentine 26 Darlington, County Durham, England 12th Place
        Series 3
        Krystal Versace 19 Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England Winner
        Ella Vaday 32 Dagenham, Essex, England Runner-up
        Kitty Scott-Claus 29 Birmingham, West Midlands, England
        Vanity Milan 29 Mitcham, Greater London, England 4th Place
        Scarlett Harlett 26 Isle of Dogs, Greater London, England 5th Place
        Choriza May 30 Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England 6th Place
        River Medway 22 Medway, Kent, England
        Charity Kase 24 Rufford, Lancashire, England 8th Place
        Veronica Green[lower-alpha 4] 35 Rochdale, Lancashire, England 9th Place
        Victoria Scone 27 Cardiff, Wales 10th Place[lower-alpha 5]
        Elektra Fence 29 Burnley, Lancashire, England 11th Place
        Anubis[lower-alpha 6] 19 Brighton, East Sussex, England 12th Place
        1. placed 12th, but was brought back after being voted in by the other contestants.
        2. Was sent home due to the coronavirus, and has an open invitation to join the next season.
        3. Refused to lip sync for her life, thus quitting the competition.
        4. Veronica Green was removed from the second series due to testing positive for COVID-19, and was invited to return to compete this series.
        5. Victoria Scone was forced to withdraw from the competition due to injury.
        6. Anubis Finch is simply referred to as Anubis on the show.

          RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World

          RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World premiered on February 1, 2022. The series saw nine drag queens from international Drag Race franchises return to compete for the crown.[21]

            Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
          Season Contestant Age Hometown Original season(s) Original placement(s) Outcome
          Season 1 Blu Hydrangea 25 Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom UK series 1 5th Place Winner
          Mo Heart 34 Kansas City, Missouri, United States US season 10 8th Place Runner-up
          All Stars 4 3rd Place
          Baga Chipz 31 East London, England, United Kingdom UK series 1 3rd Place 3rd/4th Place
          Jujubee 36 Boston, Massachusetts, United States US season 2 3rd Place
          All Stars 1 3rd Place
          All Stars 5 Runner-up
          Janey Jacké 28 Volendam, North Holland, the Netherlands Holland season 1 Runner-up 5th Place
          Pangina Heals 32 Bangkok, Central Thailand, Thailand Drag Race Thailand N/A[lower-alpha 1] 6th Place
          Jimbo 37 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Canada season 1 4th Place 7th Place
          Cheryl Hole 27 Chelmsford, Essex, England, United Kingdom UK series 1 4th Place 8th Place
          Lemon 25 New York City, New York, United States Canada season 1 5th Place 9th Place
          1. Pangina Heals was a co-host of Drag Race Thailand, and not a competitor

          Drag Race España

          Drag Race España premiered on May 30, 2021. Drag Race España is available on ATRESplayer in Spain, and on WOW Presents Plus in the United States.

          Drag Race España is hosted by Supremme de Luxe, who is joined by Ana Locking, Javier Ambrossi, and Javier Calvo on the judges panel every week.

            Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
          Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
          Season 1
          Carmen Farala 31 Seville, Andalusia Winner
          Killer Queen 31 Madrid, Community of Madrid Runner-up
          Sagittaria 22 Barcelona, Catalonia
          Pupi Poisson 38 Madrid, Community of Madrid 4th Place
          Dovima Nurmi 24 Barcelona, Catalonia 5th Place
          Hugáceo Crujiente 25 Valencia, Valencian Community 6th Place
          Arantxa Castilla La Mancha 23 Badajoz, Extremadura 7th Place
          Inti 20 La Paz, Bolivia 8th Place[lower-alpha 1]
          Drag Vulcano 30 Las Palmas, Canary Islands 9th Place
          The Macarena 29 San Fernando, Andalusia 10th Place
          Season 2 Diamante Merybrown 25 Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic TBA
          Drag Sethlas 30 Las Palmas, Canary Islands
          Estrella Xtravaganza 25 Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia
          Juriji Der Klee 31 Brussels, Belgium
          Marina[lower-alpha 2] 34 Barcelona, Catalonia
          Onyx 33 Madrid, Community of Madrid
          Sharonne 45 Barcelona, Catalonia
          Venedita Von Däsh 30 Elche, Valencian Community
          Jota Carajota 18 Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia 9th Place
          Samantha Ballentines 35 San Fernando, Andalusia 10th Place
          Ariel Rec 33 Madrid, Community of Madrid 11th Place
          Marisa Prisa 28 Lugo, Galicia 12th Place
          1. Inti quit the competition.
          2. Marina Forever is referred to as Marina on the show.

          Drag Race Italia

          Drag Race Italia premiered on November 18, 2021. Drag Race Italia is available on Discovery+ in Italy, and worldwide on WOW Presents Plus.

          Drag Race Italia is hosted by Priscilla, who is joined by Chiara Francini and Tommaso Zorzi on the judges panel.

            Contestant was selected as Miss Congeniality during the season.
          Season Contestant Age Hometown Outcome
          Season 1
          Elecktra Bionic 27 Turin, Piedmont Winner
          Farida Kant 33 Lecce, Apulia Runner-up
          Le Riche 35 Palermo, Sicily
          Luquisha Lubamba 33 Bologna, Emilia-Romagna 4th Place
          Ava Hangar 36 Carbonia, Sardinia 5th Place
          Divinity 27 Naples, Campania 6th Place
          Enorma Jean 46 Milan, Lombardy 7th Place[lower-alpha 1]
          Ivana Vamp 32 Arezzo, Tuscany 8th Place
          1. Enorma Jean was disqualified from the competition.

          The Switch Drag Race
          Season Contestant[22][23] Name Age Country of Origin Outcome
          Season 1 Luz Violeta Sebastián Aguirre 28 Chile Winner
          Stephanie "La Botota" Fox Jose Miguel Navarrete 33 Runners-up
          Luna di Mauri Marcelo Ramírez 48
          Sofía "Sabélo" Camará Pablo Carayani 25 Argentina 4th Place
          La Yoyi Cristián Sanhueza 41 Chile 5th Place
          Rubí Blonde Fabián Alejandro 28 Uruguay 6th Place
          Arianda Sodi Ariel Cerda 28 Chile 7th Place
          Laura Bell Andrés Sáez 26 8th Place
          Fernanda Brown Fernanda Cortés 24 9th Place
          Jessica "Jess" Parker Sergio Venegas 24 10th Place
          Paulette Palmery Vicente Dulcien 38 11th Place
          Nery Lefferti Cristopher Nirilef 24 12th Place
          Yume Hime Pablo Poulain 27 13th Place
          Kristina "La Veneno" Kox Camilo Aqueveque 22 14th Place
          Francisca Thompson Camilo Aballay 21 15th Place
          Elizabeth San Martín Sebastián Valenzuela 23 16th Place
          Álvaro Lynch Néstor López 50 Argentina 17th Place
          Season 2 Miss Leona Rémy Solé 21 France Winner
          Gia Gunn Gia Ichikawa[upper-alpha 1] 26 Japan[upper-alpha 2] Runners-up
          Pavel Arámbula 32 Mexico
          Sofía "Sabélo" Camará Pablo Carayani 26 Argentina
          Fernanda Brown Fernanda Cortés 25 Chile 5th Place
          Diva Houston Felipe Marques 38 Brazil[upper-alpha 3] 6th Place[upper-alpha 4]
          Rochelle Mon Chéri[25] Roberto González 25 Puerto Rico 7th Place[upper-alpha 5]
          Kandy Ho Frank Díaz 30 Puerto Rico 8th Place
          Luz Violeta Sebastián Aguirre 29 Chile 9th Place[upper-alpha 6]
          Arianda Sodi Ariel Cerda 29 10th Place[upper-alpha 7]
          Laura Bell Andrés Sáez 27 11th Place
          Marie Laveau Noel García 25 Puerto Rico 12th Place
          Luna di Mauri Marcelo Ramírez 49 Chile 13th Place
          Francisca del Solar Rodrigo Astudillo 28 14th Place
          Fransiska Pakita Tólika Francisco Venegas Spain 15th Place
          1. Gunn had her name legally changed in Spring 2017 to reflect her transition, but has been referred to as her previous name in promos for the show as well as in confessionals on the show.[24]
          2. Gunn was born in Chicago, Illinois, but is representing Japan in the competition.
          3. Houston lives in Spain, but is representing Brazil in the competition
          4. Diva Houston was eliminated in 11th place before re-entering back into the competition.
          5. Rochelle Mon Chéri was eliminated in 9th place before re-entering back into the competition.
          6. Luz Violeta quit the competition.
          7. Arianda Sodi was eliminated in 13th place before winning entry back into the competition.

          See also

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