Discover Aja’s transformation, feuds, and wins on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10—raw drama, fashion, and personal growth for die-hard fans.
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What’s fueling Aja’s fierce comeback on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10?
Aja’s not just slaying the runway; she’s owning her story with unfiltered fire.
In her latest chat with Entertainment Weekly, this NYC queen spilled on returning after a wild ride of self-discovery, mixing Pokémon vibes in her looks with a knockout lip-sync against Irene the Alien from season 15.
It’s all about reigniting that competitive spark, proving she’s still perfect, beautiful, and channeling Linda Evangelista energy.
RuPaul’s Drag Race keeps delivering drama, and Aja’s episode 1 win? Pure icon status.
How did Aja handle that Werk Room showdown with Irene?
Sparks flew fast when Aja bantered with Irene, calling it light work amid the chaos.
She loves a queen who’s got that unfiltered dressing-room sass, turning a potential clash into buddy vibes—think messy fun that had fans buzzing.
But Aja warns the fandom: if you’re sensitive, buckle up, because things get spicier later in the season.
Entertainment Weekly Interview dives deeper into her take, showing how these moments make the show unforgettable.
Why did Aja step back from drag, and what’s changed?
Life hit hard for Aja; she stopped calling herself a drag artist to figure out her gender identity, facing rumors that tanked her bookings and left her struggling financially—days without food, nearly homeless.
Then, watching Kylie Sonique Love win All Stars 6 flipped a switch; she realized she could embrace being a trans woman and still rock drag.
That led to her yes to All Stars 8 as a lip-sync assassin, inspired by RuPaul’s genuine words: “This is your home.”
It’s a powerful reminder that comebacks are messy but real.
What’s the tea on Aja’s fashion feuds and shady nicknames?
Fans dragged Aja’s looks online, calling them basic, but she clapped back hard—who are they to judge when they’re in polyester? She defended Leiomy Maldonado over the duck walk drama, accidentally shading Anetra in the process, and later apologized because, hey, even queens mess up.
And that nickname for Lydia Butthole Kollins? Pure inside joke—think “Lydia Backyardigans De La Cruz” for a spicy, Puerto Rican-flavored twist that had everyone laughing.
Drag Race Fandom is exploding with theories, but Aja’s got her third eye on, spotting messy alliances like Kori and DeJa’s scheming over those MVQs (or as she calls them, Messy Queen Points).
How does all this play into the bigger Drag Race vibe?
In the end, Aja’s journey is about growth, grit, and not holding back, turning personal lows into high-fashion highs.
She’s calling out the game’s flaws while owning her wins, making All Stars 10 a must-watch for realness.
Whether it’s defending icons or dishing nicknames, her story adds that burst of authenticity the show thrives on—catch it all on Paramount+.
Key takeaway: In drag, every comeback is a chance to shine brighter than before.