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RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under S3 queens annouced; debuts 28 July

30 Jun 2023
Steve Wright

10s across the board.

RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Season 3 will debut on 28 July, and we now know the queens that will be competing.

Here are this season’s queens, detailed from left to right as in the photo above.

  • Ivanna Drink (Auckland, NZ), 26
  • Bumpa Love (Melbourne, VIC), 51
  • Hollywould Star (Sydney, NSW), 34
  • Ashley Madison (Melbourne, VIC), 25
  • Gabriella Labucci (Ballarat, VIC), 31
  • Flor (Auckland, NZ), 25
  • Amyl (Sydney, NSW), 27
  • Isis Avis Loren (Melbourne, VIC), 33
  • Rita Menu (Hamilton, NZ), 24
  • Ivory Glaze (Sydney, NSW), 26

Hosted by RuPaul, Michelle Visage and Australian comic Rhys Nicholson, Stan will reveal more guest judges ahead of the season’s launch. Season 3 will run for 8 episodes total, released weekly from 28 July.

Are you excited for more RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under?

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