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Here’s how much Blu Hydrangea spent on her Drag Race UK vs the World looks

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Blu Hyrdrangea has opened up about her runway budget for Drag Race UK vs the World. Since its debut in 2009, Drag Race and its various international iterations have dominated the reality TV sphere with its charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.

Over the years, fans have fallen in love with the franchise’s camp nature and its expansive roster of talented drag queens. However, one of the most popular aspects of each episode is the creative runway segments – which task the queens with presenting ensembles that follow a specific theme.

While many queens have left their mark in the series with their showstopping outfits, Blu and her looks have been praised as some of the best to grace the coveted runway.

In an Instagram video, the beloved talent gave some insight into her breathtaking Drag Race UK vs the World ensembles and revealed the hefty price tag that came along with them. “Well you asked for it, today, I’m going to tell you how much I spent on UK vs the World, and yes, it is substantially more [than Drag Race UK], but I promise you I was one of the cheaper girls,” Blu explained.

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