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Slaycation: World of Wonder shares a sickening new clip from Drag Race spin-off

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Attention Drag Race fans! A new clip from Slaycation has arrived. In September 2023, World of Wonder bosses Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato announced that the Drag Race universe would expand with the Winter-themed spin-off.

While the pair refrained from sharing details about the cast at the time, they did tease that six “fabulous, larger-than-life queens” from across the expansive franchise would come together for a snow-filled vacation at a Canadian winter cabin. “Of course, there’s always a twist – or even a twist on a twist – but you will see these artists as you have never seen them before,” Bailey and Barbato added. “We are excited to launch this World of Wonder format with our wonderful partners Blue Ant Media and Crave, and to bring this super fun show to audiences on Crave and WOW Presents Plus around the world.” In June, Jada Shada Hudson (Canada’s Drag Race season 3), Kerri Colby (Drag Race season 14), Kandy Muse (Drag Race season 13), Luxx Noir London (Drag Race season 15), Lawrence Chaney (Drag Race UK season 2) and Boa (Canada’s Drag Race season 1), were announced as the sickening queens set to bring their charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent to the cosy spin-off.

Since that fateful day, Drag Race enthusiasts have eagerly awaited the series premiere, set for New Year’s Eve. Fortunately, on 23 December, World of Wonder dropped a brand new sneak peek to hold fans over.

At the start of the hilarious clip, the queens explored their glamorous Slaycation house. After walking upstairs, they noticed stunning black and white photos of themselves, which were photoshopped to fit the home’s winter theme.

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