DRAG RACE SEASON 14 PLUS

Fearless prediction: Frontrunner for Miss Congenialityīosco (28, Seattle, Washington): A body queen who says she makes all the other Seattle girls jealous. She's built her reputation in Atlanta as a makeup artist, which bodes well for her turning looks, but her reticence to reveal very much about herself could spell trouble when it comes to acting challenges, not to mention the increasingly common 'vulnerability' challenges where Ru really wants the queens to open up. Fearless prediction: Struggles in the singing challenge but gets eliminated on the first comedy challenge.Īngeria Paris VanMichaels (27, Atlanta, Georgia): A self-described 'glamorous southern belle from ATL,' Angeria is pageant as hell but also very likeable, giving off some faint Heidi N Closet vibes, which can only be a good thing. (Among the personality traits she lists for herself: 'eats a lot but is still skinny.') Competition-wise, she's nervous to sing, which could be a problem since recent seasons have put singing challenges into the first few weeks. She calls herself a 'versatile queen,' but she says it in a way that suggests she may not have a very strong drag identity. Here's a look at each of the fourteen competitors, along with some fearless predictions about who's got what it takes to win and who might go home early.Īlyssa Hunter (26, Cataño, Puerto Rico): Alyssa, the only Puerto Rican queen this season, fancies herself a model and promises she wil be the runway queen of the season. But make no mistake: this is shaping up to be a fascinating season beyond just one queen. Of the fourteen competitors vying for the show's Season 14 crown, one in particular has been grabbing all the pre-premiere headlines, as an Arkansas queen named Maddie Morphosis is set to be the show's very first straight, cisgender queen. Netflix also has RuPaul’s Drag Race Holi-Slay Spectacular, RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars, RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race and RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked!.A new year means a new season of RuPaul's Drag Race, because the wheels of time wait for no queen.

Most regions still have seasons 1 to 13 of the flagship show with a few regions missing the newer seasons. One article from The Tab lays out why it’s a bad decision stressing that we’ve already got enough streaming services to subscribe to and Netflix provided a superior way of watching the show.įor the meantime, Netflix (again, outside the United States) has access to a huge collection of RuPaul Drag Race content.

The decision to move RuPaul’s Drag Race away from Netflix for future seasons hasn’t gone unnoticed. Will the RuPaul’s Drag Race Back Catalog Leave Netflix? The service costs £4.49 a month or £44.90 for the year. So much so that they’ve got this frankly ridiculous streaming availability chart on their website.

DRAG RACE SEASON 14 PLUS

Wow Presents Plus promises to be the home of all things Drag Race but due to existing streaming rights, its library differs depending on where you live. That’s just hours after the US broadcast on VH1.

They’ve begun dropping new episodes of season 14 weekly as of January 8th at 4 AM GMT. Instead of airing new seasons on Netflix, the show is now exclusive to a service called Wow Presents Plus. Where is Season 14 of RuPaul’s Drag Race streaming now?

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