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Episode 38: Drag Race Season 9 Draggily Ever After Recap & Review
The queens are tasked with creating their own fairy tale princesses (and problematic sidekicks) in this week\u2019s episode. Despite it being season 9, some of the girls still don\u2019t know how to sew. (In the wise words of Shea Coulee, why y\u2019all acting brand new?) We discuss the queens\u2019 powerful POV\u2019s post-Pulse, filtered drag on Instagram, whether or not Valentina is totally conning us, Kimora\u2019s monkey, Aja\u2019s untucked meltdown, our deeper love for Shea, continued adoration of Sasha, the importance of supporting local drag, and an impossibly dreamy Last Chance Lipsync.