Drag Race star Mistress Isabelle Brooks dishes on All Stars 10 drama and blocked relationships
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Drama Queen: Mistress Isabelle Brooks Spills The Tea
Look who’s stirring the pot on All Stars 10! Mistress Isabelle Brooks isn’t just playing the game – she’s rewriting the rulebook with a wink and a smirk.
After Friday’s deliciously dramatic episode, this self-proclaimed “heavyweight champ” of Drag Race drama opened up about those point-scheming antics that had viewers clutching their pearls.
The Mother Hen Struts
Mistress has fully embraced her maternal instincts this season, officially adopting Lydia Butthole Kollins (yes, that’s now Lydia Butthole Brooks-Kollins, thank you very much).
Unlike her relationship with Sugar and Spice from her original season, this mother-daughter bond seems built to last.
“She comes to me for emotional support, but it’s real,” Mistress dishes, showing her softer side amid the chaos.
Game On, Honey!
When asked about her strategy of targeting Tina Burner, Mistress didn’t hold back.
“I’m just literally mentally ill,” she laughed, explaining how competition runs in her blood.
“The game starts before anyone hits the stage,” she revealed, adding that Tina practically “handed me the bullseye target and put it directly on her big, wide back.” Girl’s got no filter, and we’re living for it!
Reality TV Realness
Despite creating what she calls “iconic TV,” Mistress admits the backlash can be brutal.
“I’m getting death threats and hate comments,” she confessed, explaining why many queens shy away from stirring the pot.
Her take? “I wish more people would publicly celebrate the shenanigans, because that’s what drag is all about.”
Preach, queen – it’s entertainment, not world politics!
Just A Game, Darling
When Kerri Colby suggested All Stars should be a “life lesson” for Mistress, our drama queen nearly fell off her chair.
“I learned a valuable life lesson: follow your gut instinct and make good TV, and your bank account will double,” she quipped.
Her refreshingly unbothered attitude shines through when she compares taking Drag Race too seriously to “crying because I lost on Family Feud.”
Frenemies Forever
Despite the on-screen fireworks, Mistress describes her current relationship with Kerri as “frenemies.”
While she claims to “love her” with no issues, things get spicy when she reveals, “Kerri went home and told Sasha a bunch of lies.”
The tea? Apparently, Sasha Colby and Mistress have blocked each other – confirming the drama extends well beyond the werkroom walls.