Chappell Roan, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo & More Set to Guest Judge ‘RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars 10'
On Wednesday (May 1), Paramount+ shared the official trailer for All Stars 10, featuring the first glimpse at a brand new slate of guest judges set to join this season. The trailer shows stars including Chappell Roan, Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Ice Spice, Coleman Domingo and many more.
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In the new trailer, Roan can be seen entering the work room, putting on the queens' drag and posing with the contestants for a selfie. 'Do any of you queers have something sexy I can slip into?' she asks as she enters in a wig cap and robe, before footage shows her on the judges panel in a plasticine blow-up doll look.
Later, Erivo and Grande appear together in the work room declaring that 'the witches will see you now!' Once they're on the runway, the trailer shows the pair bantering with RuPaul. 'It's good to see us, isn't it?' Erivo says, before Grande chimes in, 'No need to respond. That was a rhetorical.'
The news comes just after Drag Race announced the jam-packed cast of 18 queens for All Stars 10, the most to ever compete in a single season of Drag Race. With a massive cast, the new season introduces a new All Stars format. The 'Tournament of All Stars,' as the show calls it, will split the queens into three groups of six. Each group will compete with one another, with the top three queens of each group advancing to the semifinal round of the bracket-style competition, where they will compete until a group of finalists advances to the Lip Sync Smackdown for the Crown.
Watch the full trailer for RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars season 10 above.
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