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I made it in the same amount of time that Valentina made that basic little ice-skating costume. It's a couture gown with bones, sweetheart bodice. I helped Farrah (Moan), Alexis (Michelle), Nina Bo'Nina (Brown) to sew and none of that was shown. I was constantly cracking people up in the workroom and in the confessionals, but none of that was shown.

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What did we not see on TV that you would have liked to get across to viewers? The 'Race' bit - getting things done in 45 minutes and competing against people half my age in terms of the physical stamina - that was a challenge.ĭYNAMIC DUO: Sharon Needles and Alaska reunite in Houston The drag part of 'Drag Race' I did perfectly.

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Once I cracked my rib, I had pain to add to the not sleeping.

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Be in full drag' I thought, 'Great, I'll get up at noon and have something to eat, go for a swim in the pool, start getting ready around five.' They said, 'Seven in the morning.' I was regularly operating on just a couple of hours sleep. They said, A car will pick you up tomorrow at seven. I arrived jetlagged because I flew in from London. What was the biggest challenge on the show?

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And I slayed the runway every single time. I'm doing a comedy tour with Bianca Del Rio, Lady Bunny, Ben Delacreme, Alyssa Edwards. They're interested in coming to see my standup comedy shows. But I was known around the world on my YouTube channel as a celebrity impersonator. In my live show, I'm a standup comic that sings.

The best you can hope for as a celebrity impersonator is to be a second-rate somebody else. I wanted people to see me as more than just a celebrity impersonator. Why was 'Drag Race' the right choice for your career right now? I think I've had to accept that at 52, I'm probably not gonna be a cheerleader, I'm not gonna be an Olympic figure skater, and I'm not gonna be a morning talk show host. The idea of doing a morning talk show is quite frankly my idea of hell.

I go to bed at four in the morning, and the only time I see sunrise is at the other end of the day. And quite frankly, I would have preferred to have watched that.ĭid the talk show segment feel like a struggle when it was happening?Īt the best of times, I'm not a morning person. And Trinity actually thought it was gonna be Trinity and Peppermint. I really thought it was gonna be Peppermint and Trinity against each other. When Ru asked who should go home, Peppermint hadn't done very well in the challenge. But Ru decided that the entire other team was safe. Were you surprised, despite the lip sync, to land in the bottom?įrom what I had heard from the other team, Valentina and Aja hadn't done very well. It was about a month sleeping on one side.ĮARLY EXIT: Kimora Blac on her brief 'Drag Race' journey So the rest of the competition I was duct-taping my ribs up and taking lots of painkillers. I just didn't know it.Ī cracked rib! Did that happen on the show? Unfortunately, I'd never heard the Britney song and I had a cracked rib. Most of the songs that were potential songs, I knew, like 'Holding Out for a Hero,' The B-52s 'Love Shack.' I bought that on vinyl, so I knew every single word inside and out. To tell you the truth, no I don't lip sync. But did you consider that it might be something you'd have to do at some point? You said in the voice over that lip syncing wasn't what you did and most London queens sing live. Dress like a slut, be dead behind the eyes and lip sync terribly.' I thought, 'I'm gonna give them authentic Britney 2007. TRANSFORMATION: Houston queen channels Pennywise from Stephen King's 'It'