Happy Ru Year, everyone! As the calendar flips to a new year, so too does a new RuPaul's Drag Race season sashay onto our screens. The much-anticipated 17th season kicks off today, January 3rd, and promises to deliver drama, glamour, and fierce competition like never before. Based on early interviews with the cast, get ready for an explosive season!
Introducing 14 fabulous queens ready to stomp the runway in season 17, the lineup includes Acacia Forgot, Arrietty, Crystal Envy, Hormona Lisa, Jewels Sparkles, Joella, Kori King, Lana Ja’Rae, Lexi Love, Lucky Starzzz, Lydia Kollins, Onya Nurve, Sam Star, and Suzie Toot. These queens will battle it out for the coveted crown, showcasing their charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent.
Meet the Guest Judges
This season's guest judges are nothing short of spectacular. Among them are pop superstar Katy Perry, soulful singer Sam Smith, comedic genius Quinta Brunson, rising star Doechii, and the electrifying Adam Lambert. Returning for more fabulousness is season 16 favorite Law Roach, along with the iconic Hunter Schafer from The Hunger Games. With such a star-studded panel, viewers can expect insightful critiques and memorable moments.
Jewels Sparkles, one of the season's standout contestants, has already started stirring the pot. In a recent interview, Jewels spilled the tea on some serious cast tensions during filming, joking that they might need to issue flood warnings due to the amount of drama. According to Jewels, the queens "kind of hated each other," promising plenty of fireworks as the season unfolds.
Meanwhile, Seattle-based queen Arrietty has been dubbed the "villain" of the season by her fellow contestants. But what earns her this reputation? Only time - and episodes - will tell. Fans will have to tune in to see if she lives up to the title or if it's just a case of misunderstood intentions.
How to Watch RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 17 in the US
For US viewers, RuPaul's Drag Race season 17 airs every Friday on MTV. Episodes premiere at 8 PM Eastern/Pacific Time starting January 3rd. For those without cable, there are several alternatives to catch the show live. Streaming services like Sling TV, Fubo, and Philo offer access to MTV, with Philo even providing a 7-day free trial. These options make it easy for fans to keep up with all the latest drama and runway fashions.
How to Watch RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 17 in the UK
Fans in the UK don't have to miss out on the excitement. The latest season will be available on Wow Presents Plus, with episodes dropping weekly starting Saturday, January 4th. For just £4.33 per month or £43.38 per year, this streaming service offers a treasure trove of Drag Race content. It's the perfect solution for superfans who crave all things Drag Race.
Whether you’re in the US or the UK, don’t miss a moment of the drama, the gowns, and the legendary lip-sync battles that have made RuPaul’s Drag Race a global sensation. Celebrate the artistry and diversity of drag culture by tuning into season 17.
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