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RuPaul’s Drag Race is full of winners, baby!

The long-running RuPaul-hosted drag competition series has exploded in popularity over the past decade, with dozens of spinoffs and international franchises, as well as All Star editions.

Thanks to the platform of the show, many of the queens featured have been able to turn their art into massively successful brands, and they’ve also amassed huge followings on social media. Instagram, especially, has proven to be a huge platform for the Drag Race queens to showcase their makeup skills, performances and comedy routines.

We’ve rounded up all of the winners of every U.S. season of RuPaul’s Drag Race (except Tyra Sanchez, who retired from drag in 2020), as well as all of the winners of the U.S. seasons of Drag Race All Stars, and ranked them according to their popularity on Instagram.

Find out who the most followed Drag Race winners are…

You’re a top earner, baby!

RuPaul’s Drag Race is a phenomenon, and has birthed dozens of spinoffs, specials and international editions.

The long-running drag competition series is back with Season 16 on Friday, January 5 on MTV, with All Stars 9 on the way!

Along the way, the show’s also seen a ton of different celebrity guest judges. But as of the past several seasons, there’s been a consistent roster of judges providing their input and critiques for all of the Drag Race contestants.

Find out how much the past and current judges of RuPaul’s Drag Race are worth, ranked lowest to highest…

RuPaul’s Drag Race has become quite the global phenemonon since it first premiered in 2009!

The drag queen competition series hit mainstream, bringing LGBTQ+ performers to the forefront of conversations and catapulted many into stardom.

While the series previously mainly only cast gay males impersonating females, there has since been a straight male competitor, several Trans women and a Trans man.

RuPaul’s Drag Race has had 210 competitors on the main, flagship series in the US, which has spanned across 15 regular seasons and eight All Stars seasons. The show has also expanded across the world with 15 international versions, including the likes of Canada, UK, Thailand, Philippines, France, Mexico and more!

Many who competed on the show identified as male at the time, there have been many who have come out as Trans women following their time on the show, and there has even been some who came out on the show.

We have gathered every performer who has come out as Trans on or after the show and compiled a comprehensive list all in one place.

Keep reading to see all of the Drag Race contestants who have come out as Trans…

Farrah Moan has come out as a Transgender woman!

The 30-year-old RuPaul’s Drag Race season nine and All Stars 4 contestant opened up about coming to terms with her identity and how long she’s been living her life as a woman during an appearance on season 14 contestant Maddy Morphosis‘ podcast Give It To Me Straight.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars is coming!

The first-ever global all stars edition of RuPaul’s Drag Race is expected to arrive sometime in 2024.

There’s not much known about the new series on Paramount+ just yet, except that it’s a first-ever All Stars global showdown of queens from across the world.

Thanks to the eagle-eyed fans who’ve been tracking the moves of their favorite queens, the fanbase has put together a likely list of entertainers who will be participating in the newest spin-off of the franchise.

Click through to find out who is rumored to be starring in RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars…

Trixie Mattel is returning to RuPaul’s Drag Race!

The winner of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars season 3 is set to host The Pit Stop, a weekly show that will recap each episode of Drag Race season 16, Variety reports.

Keep reading to find out more…More Here! »

RuPaul’s Drag Race is returning for season 16 and the guest judges have just been revealed!

The MTV reality competition series will feature resident judges RuPaul, Michelle Visage, Ross Matthews, Carson Kressley and Ts Madison, along with a new guest judge joining the panel each week.

This season will see 14 new drag queens competing or the title of “America’s Next Drag Superstar” and a $200,000 cash prize. Meet the queens here!

RuPaul’s Drag Race season 16 will return to 90-minute episodes and will premiere on Friday, January 5th at 8pm ET/PT on MTV!

Keep reading to meet the 14 celebrity guest judges, including some returning celebs…