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RuPaul's Drag Race has already garnered millions of fans worldwide, and it's certainly making a splash Down Under.

I don’t have a lot of patriotism for Australia, and there’s not a lot to be proud about imho, but this conversation, and seeing our unfiltered passion for profanity on the world stage did manage to make me feel weirdly proud. And the more I watched, the more I realised that a lot of the joy of Drag Race Down Under — messy, campy, fun– was expressed precisely through that love of swearing. But I also had to wonder what the rest of the world would think of it? The Australian and New Zealand accents are already thick enough that I imagine the US will have trouble with them (which report...

This is much better than we thought it'd be. We missed you too. Sign up to our newsletter, and follow us on Instagram and Twitter, so you always know where to find us. After years of rumours and delays, we’re finally here: Drag Race Down Under has arrived, and might just be the perfect palate cleanser after a bloated, over-produced S13. I’m a big fan of the early Drag Race seasons, vaseline filters and all, and Down Under, on premiere alone, is very reminiscent with its ad-hoc set decorations, tiny stage and queens who aren’t afraid to be a total bitch (Coco Jumbo, I love you).

Here’s how fans reacted to the Drag Race Down Under premiere The first season of RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under has finally arrived and the fans are absolutely gagging.  The Australasian spin-off, which premiered today on BBC iPlayer, has introduced ten fierce Australian and Kiwi contestants to the ever-expanding franchise. For the first iteration of the series, we see the return of both Mother Ru and Michelle Visage to the judges’ panel alongside Rhys Nicholson. This season is also set to be jam-packed with incredible guest judges and sickening challenges.  Last month, pop icon Kylie...

G’Day mate! Throw another shrimp on the barbie and get ready for the  constant barrage of Australian puns coming your way in RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under – the latest international spin-off to come from the hit reality franchise. Advertisement With RuPaul’s (or rather KangaRuPaul as he’s referred to in episode one) plan for world drag domination going accordingly, it was only a matter of time until the Glamazon made her way the Eastern Hemisphere and she couldn’t have picked a more perfect moment. With the latest series of Drag Race UK and Drag Race US having recently ended, ou...