RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars: Celebs Rumors

Between the 15 regular seasons, a lot of queens have walked into the Werk Room on RuPaul’s Drag Race. Many who didn’t come out on top have gone on to return for RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, though only a small portion of those second-time attempts have resulted in a crown.

Trixie Mattel and her beloved reality series Trixie Motel have reason to rejoice as the show gears up for an eagerly awaited second season.In a delightful and somewhat unexpected turn of events, news broke recently that Trixie Mattel and her partner David Silver have signed on to produce a second season of Trixie Motel.The duo shared the good news with their devoted fanbase via an Instagram post that featured a photograph of the couple and a caption that kept things simple, but got the message across: “And we’re back #TMseason2.” Last year, drag enthusiasts were treated to an especially pink spectacle as RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 3 winner Mattel embarked on a new business journey, one which was televised for all to see.The adventure saw Mattel and her partner David Silver purchase, and completely redesign and renovate, a motel in Palm Springs. A post shared by David Silver (@dvdslvr)The show originally premiered on Discovery+, but now fans can watch it on Max, as the two streamers are part of a Warner Bros.-Discovery merger that occurred not long ago.

RuPaul’s Drag Race. The talented superstar recently took to her Instagram to share the exciting news that she has tied the knot with her now-husband, Doug.The Instagram post featured several heartwarming images, starting with a photo of Oddly and her betrothed sharing a tender kiss.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 8 left fans in complete shock, as the Snatch Game competition took an unexpected turn. Among the beloved queens of the Drag Race franchise, Heidi N Closet’s decision to quit the competition after a series of intense drama left viewers astounded, as it has only happened a few times before in the history of the show.Following the controversial episode, Closet took to social media to candidly express her thoughts and shed light on her departure. In her own words, she explained, “So through out the last 9 months I dealt with sadness, depression, and anger and through that I did make a diss track but THANK U to my amazing partner and group of friends that helped me through that and reminded me about peace and love.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, which is set to premiere in just a few short days. Fans of the reality staple were recently treated to the announcement of the cast, and now we finally know who will be judging the queens thanks to a tantalizing trailer unveiled a short time ago.This season will feature a star-studded lineup of celebrity guest judges as per usual, which is sure to add even more excitement and glamour to the show.From actors to comedians to musicians, the guest judges for season eight of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars include Adam Shankman, Bowen Yang, Brandon Boyd, Ego Nwodim, Idina Menzel, Javicia Leslie, JoJo Siwa, Maude Apatow, Matt Rogers, Robin Thede, Thom Filicia, and Zooey Deschanel.Returning as the main judges are the fabulous foursome of Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley, Ross Mathews, and Ts Madison, and, of course, Ms.

is back — and so are 12 of your favorite queens!On Thursday, Paramount+ shared the line-up, which includes new queens, legendary divas and even a fan-favorite Canadian clown!In the upcoming season — which premieres Friday, May 12 --12 fan-favorite queens will return for a chance to compete for a spot in the «Drag Race Hall of Fame» along with a cash prize of $200,000. Additionally, new episodes of will be available to stream exclusively on Paramount+, bringing viewers behind the scenes to the backstage drama as the queens anxiously await their fate each week.Fans can also catch up on for free, beginning May 12, on Pluto TV.

, and some of the queens are «losing their damn minds» — and their wigs too! In ET's exclusive sneak peek at the first act of this week's episode, the queens return to the werk room, celebrating Raja's hard-earned second star and grilling a sullen Jaida Essence Hall about the «secrets» of the bejeweled blocked plunger — which was bestowed upon her in last week's episode.«This plunger holds as many secrets as pieces of real jewelry I am wearing right now… which is none,» Jaida admits to the cameras in her confessional. But the all-winners cast still pretends to keep Raja out of the loop, plotting never to block her so she can't find out.After a quick star roundup — which reveals that most queens are sitting pretty with two apiece, while Jaida has three and Shea Couleé and Monet X Change are «on the one-star alliance couch» — things take a turn for the sillier as they de-drag, with Shea, Yvie Oddly, Jinkx Monsoon and more goofing off for the cameras.«We are getting closer to the finish line, and the pressure is on,» Trinity the Tuck admits of the antics in her confessional.

Trixie Mattel is taking on her most ambitious project yet: renovating a rundown Palm Springs, California, motel alongside boyfriend and co-owner David Silver for the Discovery+ series .The pair had four months and a limited budget in order to turn the property into what Trixie dubs, “a kind of retro pink, ‘60s desert paradise.” But as seen on the eight-part series so far, this transformation is no easy feat. “People take a year to renovate their living room and then they get a divorce. So, for me and my partner to stay in love on television and renovate an entire commercial property, I mean, every day we had to both freak out and then give ourselves permission to freak out when we were doing something insane,” Trixie tells ET’s Lauren Zima. Needless to say, the process has been stressful.

is ready to make herstory once again with the upcoming season of !Paramount+ announced on Wednesday that will feature the franchise's first-ever all-winners cast, as past champions return to compete for the title of «Queen of All Queens,» and a cash prize of $200,000! The star-studded roster includes some of your all-time faves, and instantly legendary winners, as well as one important international addition! Plus, there will be new episodes of streaming exclusively on Paramount+ to bring you all the best behind-the-scenes drama! Watch the casting announcement in the video below:Fans can also catch an exclusive, extended first look at the legendary queens coming to during the live grand finale of  season 14, airing Friday, April 22, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on VH1.And, leading up to the premiere on Paramount+, check out -- a four-episode special premiering Friday, April 29, on VH1 and the official YouTube channel -- where eight fan favorite queens watch and react to the  queens' very best moments throughout franchise herstory. Check out the eight returning champions who are back to compete for the crown once again:Insta/Twitter: @jaidaehallLook over there! Season 12’s winner and trade of the season is back to snatch another crown.

is going to be iconic — at least, according to the All Stars. Zooming with ET's Brice Sander, the returning queens each offered up a single word to describe their season: Iconic.

cast in herstory. RuPaul unveiled the 13 queens returning to the Werk Room for season 6, and there is not a wallflower in the bunch.

is finally coming to an end. Despite competing with an unwanted 14th queen — Miss Rona — and inciting triskaidekaphobia, season 13 sashayed out of the purgatory of the Porkchop Loading Dock and served plenty of twists and turns, goops and gags, shady one-liners and sickening lip syncs.Heading into Friday's grand finale, we're down to a gorgina top 4, and ET's Brice Sander spoke with Gottmik, Kandy Muse, Rosé and Symone to talk all things season 13.

is sashaying to Paramount+ for .On Wednesday, ViacomCBS announced that the next crop of returning queens competing for a spot in the Drag Race Hall of Fame will do so on the streamer, instead of the show's broadcast home on VH1. The future of drag is streaming, henny.Paramount+ is doubling down on drag content, too, with an original World of Wonder-produced singing competition called.

11 Primetime Emmy nominations for season 12, including Outstanding Competition Program, Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program for, and Outstanding Host for Reality/Competition Program for RuPaul, who has won in the category the last four years.“Drag queens have been on the frontlines of many challenging times in our history,” the host and EP said of the new seasons in a statement. “RuPaul’s Drag Race 13, All Stars 6 and new seasons of Untucked will offer more opportunities for our queens to rise to the occasion and spread the love.”In the meantime, the empire continues to thrive, with the recently premieredand upcoming, which follows six beloved alum — Vanessa Vanjie Mateo, Kameron Michaels, Asia O'Hara, Derrick Barry, Naomi Smalls and

.While Shea and Jujubee made the finals on their previous seasons (season 9 and seasons 2 and, respectively), with Cracker just missing out on final 4 in season 10, the trio returned to the Werk Room ready to compete and quickly cemented themselves as this season's frontrunners via countless sickening runway looks, two top-tier Snatch Game performances and one trusty pickle costume.Ahead of Friday's finale — which will see one of the queens being inducted into the Hall of Fame — ET's Brice Sander chatted with the top 3 about winning the crown, feeling Rudeemed and whether we'll ever get to the bottom of the Alexis and India feud.I’m in love! Are you? Had such a blast creating my verse for this weeks challenge.

season 12 is winding down — as is — but if you thought Mama Ru was going to take her foot off the gas anytime soon, think again:  season 5 premieres next month!

Shea Couleé. Watch what happens next in the first act of Friday's all-new episode of, debuting exclusively on ET.«I feel great that I dodged a bullet and that I'm still here,» Shea says in testimony.

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George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, among too many more, is a fitting reminder of where our community came from and how much further we have to go.«Pride Month came about because we were protesting police brutality,» explains queen Shea Couleé. The Stonewall Riots of June 1969 saw the LGBTQ community in New York City rise against constant police raids on gay bars, a series of demonstrations that would spark the start of the gay rights movement and inspire the first-ever official Pride parade.«When we think about the community leaders back in 1969, the people that were really out there out there organizing on behalf of the people were trans women of color like Marsha P.

crowned a winner, baby, officially drawing to a close season 12 of the reality competition. Which means it's time to hang up our wigs and kick off our heels, because-- What's that? A new season of premieres tonight, without even a week to catch our breath?It's time for, which brings with it a big twist and 10 truly sickening returning queens.

To quote Jan quoting Heidi N Closet, Though in this case, it's the end of season 12 and this group of queens really f**king matters to us.

As a wise Laganja Estranja once said, «Y'all wanted a twist, eh?»