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There was a time I didn’t know if I’d ever come back to drag.
Not because I didn’t love it—
but because I didn’t know where I ended and the performance began.
I had given so much of myself to the stage,
I forgot what it felt like to just be.
So I stepped away.
Not to chase something else,
but to remember what was underneath it all.
And the truth is—
the journey back was not glamorous.
I lost a lot.
There were moments I felt like I was watching everything I built fall through my hands.
I had to take a day job just to keep myself afloat.
I had to face parts of myself I had been running from for years.
And in that process, I hurt people.
People who believed in me.
People who were just trying to love me.
Fans who stood by me when I couldn’t even stand by myself.
I’m sorry for that.
I’ll carry those moments with me—
not with shame, but with the awareness they gave me.
Because when I got the call to come back for All Stars 10,
I wasn’t in a place of power.
But I was in a place of truth.
And everything I brought with me this season—
every look, every choice, every word—
was built with the hands of my friends, my family, my community.
People who poured into me when I was empty.
People who reminded me that even when I felt like I had nothing left to give,
I was still worth showing up for.
This time around isn’t about proving anything.
It’s about being everything I’ve fought to become.
This is a love letter.
To drag.
To healing.
To the version of me that had to fall apart in order to come back whole.
I know the good days are close.
I can feel them in my chest.
And this time—
I’m not just showing up.
I’m here to stay 😌💕👑