With All Stars 10 captivating audiences and rumors about future casts spreading, the allure of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars remains undeniably strong. Yet, as the spotlight shines on new and returning contestants, one can't help but wonder: which finalists have yet to make their comeback on this iconic stage?
The All Stars series has continuously evolved, introducing innovative twists and formats to keep fans hooked. Starting with the pair-based competition of All Stars 1, the series progressed to queens lip-syncing for their legacy in subsequent seasons. More recent seasons, such as 5, 6, and 8, introduced the lip-sync assassin twist, while 7 and 9 stood out as non-elimination seasons. All Stars 10 now arrives with a new twist: the ‘Tournament of All Stars’ format.
This season features a cast of eighteen queens, including several finalists from their original runs. However, revisiting the competition under the scrutinous eyes of RuPaul and Michelle Visage remains a calculated risk for those who initially placed high.
While some queens like Chad Michaels and Alaska have made triumphant returns, others like Manila Luzon and Ginger Minj faced early exits. Here's a look at some notable runners-up who have yet to grace the All Stars stage once more:
Rebecca Glasscock – The original villain of season 1, Rebecca secured third place but later retired from drag, making a return improbable.
Courtney Act – The Australian queen, who reached second/third place in season 6, has expressed reluctance to return due to personal grievances with RuPaul.
Pearl – Known for the infamous "Is there something on my face?" moment, Pearl has been vocal about her dissatisfaction with the show, diminishing the likelihood of an All Stars appearance.
Kim Chi – Season 8's beloved finalist with a thriving makeup brand is still on many wish lists for a comeback, despite her current focus on other ventures.
Peppermint – As a fan-favorite from season 9, Peppermint's presence would be highly anticipated, with many hoping to see her finally claim a crown.
Asia O’Hara – Despite a memorable mishap during her final performance, Asia's two challenge wins and ongoing involvement in Drag Race projects signal a strong potential for an All Stars victory.
Kameron Michaels – After a mixed experience on All Stars 6, Kameron’s fans eagerly await another chance for her to shine.
Brooke Lynn Hytes – With a thriving career as the host of Canada’s Drag Race, Brooke Lynn may be too busy to return, but fans can dream.
Gigi Goode – A member of the four-win club from season 12, Gigi's journey has only grown since the show, leaving room for a future return.
Crystal Methyd – Known for her unique style, Crystal's evolution would be a delightful addition to All Stars.
Rosé – With three challenge wins, Rosé is the only member of season 13’s top four yet to be seen on All Stars.
Lady Camden – Season 14's runner-up, known for her breakthrough moments, is eagerly awaited for a return with her charming style.
Anetra – A breakout star and fan favorite from season 15, Anetra’s return is anticipated though perhaps still a few seasons away.
Luxx Noir London – With two challenge wins, Luxx is a fierce competitor with unfinished business on All Stars.
Sapphira Cristál – Despite missing the crown in season 16, Sapphira remains a strong candidate for All Stars with her impressive track record.
Plane Jane – A top contender and memorable personality from season 16, Plane Jane is poised for a return.
Jewels Sparkles – As one of season 17's top contenders, Jewels’ charm and skill make her a prime candidate for a future All Stars season.
Sam Star – With multiple wins under her belt, Sam's lineage and talent hint at a promising All Stars future.
Lexi Love – Known for her dramatic flair, Lexi's return would add spice to any All Stars competition.
The anticipation for these queens to return continues to build, as RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars remains a platform for showcasing and celebrating the diverse talents and stories within the drag community. As the series progresses, fans eagerly look forward to the possibility of seeing these icons once more light up our screens, delivering unforgettable performances and heartfelt moments.
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