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From Drag Race to Reality TV: Queens Who Conquered More

Discover the Drag Race queens who took their talents to other reality shows! 🌟 #DragRace #RealityTV #LGBTQ

The phenomenon of RuPaul’s Drag Race has undeniably birthed numerous superstars, each carving out a unique niche in the entertainment world. Beyond the 16 main seasons and nine All Stars iterations, these queens have parlayed their fame into significant opportunities on various reality TV platforms, broadening their influence and demonstrating their versatility.

Adore Delano’s Ex on the Beach Adventure

Adore Delano, an alum of season 6 and All Stars 2, made a notable appearance on MTV’s Ex on the Beach, where she participated in the show’s fourth season, titled Peak of Love. This platform allowed Adore to showcase a different facet of her personality, further endearing her to a broader audience.

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Alyssa Edwards’ Dual Reality Roles

Alyssa Edwards, renowned for her impeccable dance skills, featured her dance company, Beyond Belief, on America’s Got Talent. More recently, Alyssa competed on Amazon Freevee’s The GOAT, securing ninth place. Her participation in these shows underscored her multifaceted talent beyond the drag persona.

Courtney Act’s International Reality TV Success

Courtney Act has truly become a global reality TV star. After her breakout on Drag Race season 6, she went on to win Celebrity Big Brother UK. She also dazzled audiences on Australia’s Dancing With the Stars and The Masked Singer, proving her universal appeal and versatility in the competitive reality TV landscape.

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Bob the Drag Queen’s Rising Star

Season 8 winner Bob the Drag Queen continues to captivate audiences with her diverse talents. Aside from her acting roles and guest judge spots, Bob is set to appear on the third season of The Traitors. This upcoming role is eagerly anticipated, promising to showcase Bob’s strategic prowess and charismatic personality.

Peppermint Breaks Barriers on The Traitors

In a groundbreaking move, Peppermint became the first trans woman and drag artist to compete in the U.S. edition of Peacock’s The Traitors. Her participation marked a significant step for transgender representation in mainstream reality TV competitions, further solidifying her legacy within the community.

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These queens, among others, have successfully leveraged their Drag Race fame to make impactful appearances on various reality TV shows, continuing to break barriers and represent the LGBTQ+ community with pride and resilience.

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