‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’: Meet the Queens of Season 10 (PHOTOS)
Yuhua Hamasaki
Yuhua moved to NYC from China at the age of 7. This queen now works as a seamstress to some of the most notable drag queens out there.
Aquaria
Just 21 years old, this Brooklyn-based queen already has an esteemed reputation—she’s posed for Vogue Italia in a shoot photographed by Steven Klein.
Asia O’Hara
A Texas-based queen, she’s a fierce competitor who won Miss Gay America the first time she entered.
Blair St. Clair
Hailing from Indiana, this queen has big city, Broadway dreams as she hopes to give the performance of a lifetime on-screen.
Dusty Ray Bottoms
Living in New York, this Kentucky native has a punk edge that could smoke the competition.
Eureka O’Hara
Eliminated in Season 9 for a knee injury, this queen from Tennessee is back from surgery and ready for redemption.
Kalorie Karbdashian-Williams
Originally from Albuquerque, this queen knows how to work her curves in risque dance performances.
Kameron Michaels
Described as “Body Builder Barbie,” the Tenessee queen can be found lifting weights or performing at drag shows.
Mayhem Miller
Sister to RuPaul’s Drag Race alumni like Raven, Morgan Michaels, Delta, and Detox, this Californian queen needs to meet some expectations.
Miz Cracker
Hailing from New York, this queen calls Bob the Drag Queen her drag mother, and will catch anyone’s eye with her beauty and wit.
Monét X Change
The Bronx native is bringing her NYC attitude and a degree in Opera Performance to the competition.
Monique Heart
As a Christian from Missouri, Monique is known as the “Heart of Season 10” with killer hair, makeup, and dance skills.
Vanessa Vanjie Mateo
Drag daughter to Alexis Mateo— of Drag Race Season 3 and All Stars Season 1—this Floridian queen is out to finish what her drag mom started.
The Vixen
This queen from the South Side of Chicago incorporates political statements and activism into her performances and daily life.
All hail the queens!
RuPaul’s Drag Race is on its way back and bringing 14 new fabulous faces along with it for the landmark, “supersized” tenth season, premiering March 22. The usually hour-long show will now run for 90 minutes, giving fans all they want in more. Furthermore, it will then be followed by after show RuPaul’s Drag Race: Untucked!
Emmy Award-winning RuPaul said in a press release, “While preparing for season 10, I realized that one of our contestants was 11-years-old when we first launched Drag Race. The fact that we’re still here and still going strong is because of our talented queens. They are the heart and soul of the series. And as they continue to evolve and push the boundaries of drag, so does Drag Race.”
Click through our gallery to meet all of the fierce queens who will be competing this season!
RuPaul’s Drag Race, Season Premiere, Thursday, March 22, 8/7c, VH1
