The safe queens say that they were surprised Deja wasn’t in the bottom (and honestly, I agree because that Party City unlicensed superhero lewk was NOT IT). Daya apologizes about coming off “too competitively” the next few weeks, but the other queens assure her she’s just playing the game. Jasmine wipes the message away and the queens gather on the couch to congratulate Daya. The queens read Kerri’s note and Jasmine gets emotional about sending Kerri home after she had been such an inspiration for her in, and out of drag. This week’s episode begins in the werk room following Kerri’s elimination. This week the queens will lead DragCon panels for their maxi challenge.
Daya Betty was crowned the winner of the week (and I’m sure we’ll hear alllllll about it during this episode). Last week we said goodbye to the stunning Kerri Colby after a 60s girl group challenge had the queens split into trios to write and perform songs inspired by iconic bands like The Ronettes, and The Supremes. The finale shows the characters all grown up, including incredibly dykey vibes for Francine, who we learn has become a sneaker company owner with a Raven Symone undercut.The remaining queens take part in DragCon panel discussions, bring shoulder pads back back back again, and comedian Nicole Byer is a guest judge… everyone’s favourite gay rat wedding show-aired its final episode this week after a 25 year run. →Kate McKinnon is going to be in that Greta Gerwig Barbie movie. “The memoir will delve into Page’s relationship with his body, his experiences as one of the most famous trans people in the world, and will cover mental health, assault, love, relationships, sex, and the cesspool that Hollywood can be,” reads a statement from Page’s publisher. →Elliot Page is publishing a memoir in 2023 called Pageboy, which is an impeccable title. “The fact that I’ve already said, ‘Hey, let’s get married’ and that we have rings and stuff… we’re kind of already done.” That’s not going to be the type of wedding that I have,” she said.
Like married married, like put a dress on and walk down the aisle married.’ And by the way, I’m not doing that. “There was a time in my life where I was like, ‘No, I would never get married. →KStew also shared her thoughts about her engagement and future wedding to screenwriter Dylan Meyer in an interview with the L.A. Since those comments, the franchise has had its first openly trans winner in All Stars 6’s Kylie Sonique Love, the casting of its first openly trans man in Season 13’s Gottmik and now this landmark Season 14 with four openly trans women competing. “The trans community are heroes of our shared LGBTQ movement. “I understand and regret the hurt I have caused,” he wrote on Twitter. He quickly walked back those comments after a wave of backlash from the community.
“It takes on a different thing it changes the whole concept of what we’re doing.” “You can identify as a woman and say you’re transitioning, but it changes once you start changing your body,” he said. The light-hearted exploration of transness is a sharp change for a franchise that just a few years ago regularly used the phrase “she-mail.” In 2018, RuPaul said he would not allow a trans woman to compete if she was actively medically transitioning.
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