The cast of queens for Season 9 of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars has been unveiled

The cast of queens for Season 9 of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars has been unveiled, marking a historic moment as they compete for charity for the very first time.

Paramount+ Announces Season 9 Cast of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars”

Season Format: Paramount+ and World of Wonder have officially revealed the Season 9 cast of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars,” featuring eight alumni spanning from the show’s inaugural season to Season 14. This season, unlike previous iterations excluding the all-winners seventh season, will showcase just eight queens.
Prize and Charity: The competitors will vie for a $200,000 grand prize, but with a groundbreaking twist: the winnings will be donated to a charity of the winner’s choice, marking a historic moment in “Drag Race” history. The prize is funded by The Palette Fund, a foundation dedicated to promoting social change in under-resourced communities.
Premiere Details: Season 9 of “All Stars” is set to premiere on May 17 exclusively on Paramount+ with a two-episode debut, hosted by RuPaul and produced by World of Wonder. Subsequent episodes will air every Friday, alongside episodes of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: Untucked.”

The Returning Queens

Angeria Paris VanMichaels (Season 14):
- Accomplishments: Won two main challenges and coined her memorable catchphrase, “you ug-aly bitch,” finishing tied for third in her season.
- Charity: Competing for the National Black Justice Collective, dedicated to empowering Black LGBTQ+ communities.
Gottmik (Season 13):
- Accolades: First trans man on “Drag Race,” notable for portraying Paris Hilton in the Snatch Game challenge and finishing third overall.
- Cause: Supporting Trans Lifeline, a grassroots organization aiding trans individuals in crisis.
Jorgeous (Season 14):
- Highlights: Recognized as the lip-sync assassin of Season 14, winning one main challenge and placing sixth.
- Beneficiary: Advocating for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, supporting those affected by mental health conditions.
Nina West (Season 11):
- Achievements: Secured two main challenge wins, sixth place overall, and Miss Congeniality title.
- Supporting: The Trevor Project, a leading organization in LGBTQ+ youth suicide prevention.
Plastique Tiara (Season 11):
- Performance: Despite an eighth-place finish in her original season, boasts a massive social media following and appearances in “RuPaul’s Drag Race Live.”
- Cause: Backing The Asian American Foundation, addressing anti-Asian hate and supporting Asian American communities.
Roxxxy Andrews (Season 5, “All Stars” Season 2):
- Legacy: Known for pioneering the double-wig reveal, finishing as a runner-up in Season 5 and fourth in “All Stars” Season 2.
- Charity: Supporting Miracle of Love, aiding HIV/AIDS prevention efforts in Central Florida.
Shannel (Season 1, “All Stars” Season 1):
- Debut: The first queen to enter the “Drag Race” werk room, placing fourth in her season and tying for third in “All Stars” Season 1.
- Charitable Cause: Advocating for the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, supporting mental health initiatives.
Vanessa Vanjie (Season 10, Season 11):
- Claim to Fame: Immortalized by her iconic “Miss Vanjie” exit, she returned in Season 11 and finished fifth.
- Charity: Supporting the ASPCA, dedicated to animal rights and combating animal cruelty and homelessness.

The highly anticipated Season 9 promises fierce competition, charitable causes, and the trademark charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent that define “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”