Here is the complete checklist of 'RuPaul's Drag Race' legends that will appear in the upcoming Netflix series 'AJ and the Queen' in January.
RuPaul is taking his subsequent project off the runway and to the highway. His new Netflix series AJ and the Queen follows a down and out drag queen, Ruby Red, who is touring throughout the nation in an RV. But, Ruby is not by myself on her adventure. A 11-year-old orphan, AJ (Izzy G.), stows away and the two embark on a hilarious shuttle throughout the nation, touring from gig-to-gig.
"My character parents an 11-year-old child, so I was able to really emotionally revisit myself as a kid. It was a trip. I’ve never done anything like that before. It was the most challenging thing for me as an actor and as a human,” RuPaul told Judge Judy Sheindlin in an August profile with Interview.
He continued: “The big thing for me is that I wish I’d learned how to process feelings earlier. The human body is kind of like a computer program, and a lot of the feelings that I felt were based on the experiences I’d had. Knowing that feelings are not facts was a message I wish that 11-year-old Ru had heard."
Not handiest is the Drag Race host starring in the 10-episode series, however he additionally co-created and co-wrote AJ and the Queen. If you watch the trailer for the anticipated Netflix series, you could recognize a couple of different Queens ....
The solid of Netflix's AJ and the Queen will characteristic 22 Drag Race legends!
If you're a fan of the the long-running fact pageant series, RuPaul's Drag Race, than you will for sure acknowledge a couple of Queens in the upcoming Netflix series. AJ and the Queen will characteristic 22 legends from all 10 seasons of Drag Race who will appear all over Ruby's journey, taking part in fellow drag queen who're there to lend a hand rebuild her savings that her ex-love (Josh Segarra) and hist cohort Lady Danger (Tia Carrere) stole.
So, who are the real-life drag queens that will appear along RuPaul? Check out the checklist beneath!
Jaymes Mansfield (season 9)
Jinkx Monsoon (season 5 winner)
Jujubee (season 2, All Stars 1)
Katya (season 7, All Stars 2)
Kennedy Davenport (season 7, All Stars 3)
Latrice Royale (season 4, All Stars 1, All Stars 4)
Manila Luzon (season 3, All Stars 1, All Stars 4)
Mariah Balenciaga (season 3)
Mayhem Miller (season 10)
Monique Heart (season 10, All Stars 4)
Ongina (season 1)
Pandora Boxx (season 2, All Stars 1)
Trinity The Tuck (season 9, All Stars Four winner)
(*22*) (season 9, All Stars 4)
Vanessa “Miss Vanjie” Mateo (seasons 10, 11)
Alexis Mateo (season 3, All Stars 1)
Bianca Del Rio (season 6 winner)
Chad Michaels (season 4, All Stars 1 winner)
Eureka O’Hara (seasons 9, 10)
Ginger Minj (season 7, All Stars 2)
Jade Jolie (season 5)
Victoria “Porkchop” Parker (season 1)
With Ruby hoping to lift again the funds to open her own club, we're certain a ton of hilarity will ensue throughout this epic adventure. “This display isn’t a couple of drag queen in a children show. This is about a kid in a drag queen’s show. It’s edgy, and it has some darkish topics in there,” Ru up to now told Vanity Fair.
Adding: "It was once one thing I was eager to explore. To prove to myself that I’m now not lifeless inside. I proved to myself that I may pull those emotions up. It’s intoxicating.”
AJ and the Queen will premiere on January 10 on Netflix.
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