An extended first look at the All Stars Season Seven cast will air during the live grand finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14 on Friday, April 22 on VH1, followed by four weekly specials, Countdown to All Stars 7: You’re a Winner, Baby. The specials will star fan-favorite queens who will watch and gag to the fiercest moments from Drag Race herstory featuring the All Stars Season Seven cast.
The specials will air Fridays from April 29 to May 20 and will also be available on the Drag Race YouTube channel.
Even though each queen has an official “winner” title to their name, they’ve each amassed impressive careers since snatching the crown. The returning glamazons include:Raja (USA, Season Three)
The only Asian American winner of Drag Race in the U.S., Raja inspired a generation of young queens with her creativity and style and won three challenges in her season on the strength of her runway looks and singing. She is known for working as a makeup artist, including on America’s Next Top Model in the 2000s and with Adam Lambert, Pamela Anderson, Twiggy, and Iman.Jinkx Monsoon (USA, Season Five)
A comedy queen through and through, Jinkx won two challenges in her season and was among the top queens of the week in almost every episode. A powerhouse performer, she often performs in a comedy cabaret act with Season Six and All Stars Season Three’s BenDeLaCreme. This beloved, quirky champion is a force of nature, but can she prove it’s Monsoon season again?Monét X Change (USA, All Stars Season Four)
Originally placing sixth place but winning Miss Congeniality on Season 10, Monét slayed All Stars with her quick wit and charismatic performances. After winning three challenges she is the first queen ever to tie for the crown with Trinity the Tuck. She also returned as a lip sync assassin on All Stars Season Five and won her face-off against contestant Jujubee.Trinity the Tuck (USA, All Stars Season Four)
The mighty tuck is back, and it’s tighter than ever! After winning a whopping seven challenges on Season Nine and tying for third place with Shea Couleé, Trinity came back to All Stars with a vengeance and secured the crown with her charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent, right alongside Monét X Change. Now, she’s ready to prove she’s the Holy Trinity of drag.Yvie Oddly (USA, Season 11)
The queen of the queerdos is back, and she’s letting her freak flag fly. Uncommonly flexible and sartorially inventive, Yvie stole the hearts of fans and blew their minds with her own brand of eclectic drag. She was the first queen to win the crown after winning only one main challenge, and she returned as a lip sync assassin on All Stars Season Five, winning in her face-off against contestant India Ferrah.The Vivienne (UK, Season One)
Are you ready for a British Invasion? As the inaugural winner of Drag Race UK, The Vivienne is here to represent British drag on the OG main stage. Winning three challenges, she brought impeccable runway looks and an uncanny imitation of Donald Trump to Snatch Game. Four years earlier, she was named the “UK Ambassador” for Drag Race.Jaida Essence Hall (USA, Season 12)
Look over there! The most recent winner of a regular season of Drag Race, Jaida is entering the Werk Room with three main challenge wins for performance, comedy chops, and makeover skills. With her dazzling charisma and show-stopping talent, Jaida remains the essence of beauty, and she’s ready to prove she’s the “Queen of All Queens.” She was also lip sync assassin on All Stars Season Six, where she tied with contestant Eureka.Shea Couleé (USA, All Stars Season Five)
Fashion icon, performer and activist, Shea is the epitome of drag excellence. After winning four challenges on Season Nine and trying for third with Trinity the Tuck, she ruled the All Stars runway and snatched the crown. Now she’s back to slay a new day, but will she claim the ultimate prize?Photos courtesy of VH1/Paramount+
