Find out who the Brazilian woman is on the global edition of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’

Miranda Lebrão is part of the cast of the first global version of the reality show, which brings together drag queens from various countries

Brazilian fans of RuPaul’s Drag Race are represented in the first All Stars Global Seasonwith the participation of the Brazilian artist Miranda Lebraowho will be among the contestants of the competition.

The Rio native stands out as the only Latin American contestant and will face contestants from several international versions of the show, including the Philippines, the United States, Italy and Mexico. The spinoff is scheduled to release on Paramount+ on August 16.

“I’m known for being bold, silly and wonderful. I’m going to have a lot of fun because this (RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars 1) It’s very important,” Miranda said during her appearance on the show. She wore a green, blue and yellow outfit, adorned with kites and colorful stripes, a clear representation of her roots.

Miranda remembers, the first Brazilian drag queen to enter being called by Rupaul himself, it’s very chic!!!

Miranda happened and I put a lot of soap in my mother’s mouth pic.twitter.com/K6zuJEojuk

— DesiRée Beck?? (@mrsdesireebeck) July 15, 2024

The announcement of her participation sparked a stir in the national drag scene, and Miranda’s post announcing her participation generated many messages of support from fans and other drag queens such as Pablo Vittar, Diva More, and Bentina Poraloid.

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