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Home » Welcome the Queens of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 14
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Welcome the Queens of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Season 14

Denny PattersonBy Denny PattersonDecember 6, 2021Updated:June 1, 20265 Mins Read
Racers, start your engines! Another season of RuPaul’s Drag Race is about to begin. While we were captivated by All Stars 6 last summer and have gotten our drag fix from both Canada’s Drag Race and RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, there is nothing like an original. The runway that started it all is coming back for Season 14, and we can expect some chaotic twists and turns. This group of dolls is amazingly talented and wonderfully diverse, but it remains to be seen which one ultimately has the required charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent to snag the crown. Will it be one of the two trans queens, or the show’s first-ever heterosexual, cisgender, male contestant? Even RuPaul is getting in on the unorthodox gaggery. “This season, victory never tasted so sweet,” he says in the promo preview, which introduces a new game-changing element into the time-tested competition: a mysterious chocolate bar that contains a secret surprise for one lucky gal. “Unwrap a world of imagination with 14 new queens who are all game to play. Forget the rulebook. For the first time in herstory, a one-of-a-kind candy bar could make a queen’s wish come true. Hope you saved room for dessert!” RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 14 premieres on VH1 Friday, January 7 at 8:00 p.m. EST, with new 90-minute episodes to be followed by new installments of Untucked immediately after. The queens we will be gagging over this season include:

Alyssa Hunter (Cataño, Puerto Rico)

Drag Race As one of the most celebrated pageant queens from Puerto Rico, Alyssa knows her way around a runway and delivers stunning looks wherever she goes. She’s here to prove that not only can she give a fierce lewk, she also has the performance chops to bring back the crown to her hometown.

Angeria Paris VanMicheals (Atlanta, Georgia)

Drag Race This southern belle from Atlanta will light up any room with her charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent. An old-school pageant queen, “Angie” is here to serve fierce fashion and face with a country charm that you can’t help but fall in love with.

Bosco (Seattle, Washington)

Drag Race Don’t let her laid-back, Seattle-grunge vibe fool you; this fiercely competitive queen is all about femme fatale glamour. With her razor-sharp wit and an impressive arsenal of drag talents, Bosco will stop at nothing to bring the crown back to Seattle.

Daya Betty (Springfield, Missouri)

Drag Race You Betty be ready! Hailing from the House of Methyd, this edgy, six-foot-four goddess is serving 80s-inspired, rock-star realness. Daya’s known for crafting incredible looks out of any material she can get her hands on and will do whatever it takes to claw her way to the top and claim that crown.

Deja Skye (Fresno, California)

Drag Race This pastel princess prides herself on embracing all her curves and swerves. Deja is known for her bold, colorful, drag aesthetic and design skills. She’s a sweetheart, but she has killer lip sync skills, so watch out for her!

Jasmine Kennedie (New York City, New York)

Drag Race The ditzy doll of New York City has arrived! She is known as a high-energy dancing queen who brings polished drag and the gift of gab. Her personality may be bubbly and fun, but she is drop-dead serious about slaying the competition.

Jorgeous (Nashville, Tennessee)

Drag Race Hello-tis, it’s Jorgeous! This spicy Latina dancing diva started drag at the age of 16 and never looked back. A fierce performer who was born to do drag, Jorgeous is looking to dance the house down boots all the way to the top.

June Jambalaya (Los Angeles, California)

Drag Race This jambalaya is heating up! Bringing Black Girl Magic to the stage, June is known for her fierce dance moves and is ready to show off her kicks and splits and put a fork in the rest of the competition.

Kerri Colby (Los Angeles, California)

Drag Race This bodacious queen is all about beauty, hair, and body-ody-ody. From the legendary House of Colby, Kerri is a bold diva who tells it like it is, while always looking flawless. She came to slay the game in true Colby style!

Kornbread “TheSnack” Jeté (Los Angeles, California)

Drag Race The bakery is open, and Kornbread is being served! This L.A. queen is a performance powerhouse with a deliciously sassy personality. She will leave you gooped, gagged, and gandered, and we will want a taste of what she’s cooking!

Lady Camden (Sacramento, California)

Drag Race Three cheers for America’s little spice girl! Born in the U.K. but now living in Sacramento, this professional-ballet-dancer-turned-drag-queen is ready to take the world by storm serving class and sass and living the pop princess fantasy she always dreamed of.

Maddy Morphosis (Fayetteville, Arkansas)

Drag Race This small-town camp and comedy queen is ready for her big stage debut. As the first heterosexual queen on Drag Race, Maddy’s quirky performances set her apart from the pack, and she’s here to prove she can perform with the best of them.

Orion Story (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

Drag Race Orion is a retro sex kitten with a campy edge. As the first queen to represent Michigan, this midwestern beauty brings a smoldering Lana Del Rey energy to her drag and is eager to share her unique drag stylings with the world.

Willow Pill (Denver, Colorado)

Drag Race A quirky little pill, this queen digs deep to deliver a wicked sense of humor and a darkly eccentric drag style. She is Season 11 winner Yvie Oddly’s drag sister, so expect the unexpected from Willow Pill. Click here to watch each individual Meet the Queens segments on YouTube.

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