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Drag Race France is the ninth international adaptation of the American reality competition series RuPaul's Drag Race, following Chilean, Thai, British, Canadian, Dutch, Australian and New Zealand, Spanish, and Italian versions. It has been followed by Filipino, Belgian, Swedish, Mexican, Brazilian and German iterations.
- Lionel Chabert
- Reality competition
Drag Race France revient pour une saison 3 ! Le plus célèbre concours de drag-queens est bientôt de retour, les nouvelles Queens devront tout faire pour impressionner le jury avec leurs plus belles créations lors des DEFILES ICONIQUES.
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- Contestants
- Episodes
- Trivia
The first season of Drag Race France was officially announced by World of Wonder via their Instagram on November 17, 2021. Casting opened the same day, with a deadline of December 15, 2021. The show aired on France.tv Slash in France.
On February 3, 2022, it was announced that the debut season of Drag Race France would feature 8 episodes of 60 minutes each.
On March 4, 2022, the judges were announced. Drag Race alum Nicky Doll was announced as the host with Daphné Bürki and Kiddy Smile as judges.
The cast was revealed on June 2, 2022, and a premiere date of June 25, 2022 was announced. The promo theme firstly was "Marie-Antoinette Pastel" but was then changed & shortened to "Pastel".
█ The contestant won Drag Race France.
█ The contestant was a runner-up.
█ The contestant won the first lip sync round and moved on to the Top 3.
█ The contestant won the second lip sync round and moved on to the Top 3.
█ The contestant won the third lip sync round and moved on to the Top 3.
█ The contestant lost the third lip sync round and was eliminated.
Episode 1: "Bonjour, Bonjour, Bonjour"
It’s the first day in the Werkroom! In the premiere episode, the ten queens discover the world of Drag Race France and show off their greatest talents in the maxi challenge. C’est le premier jour dans l’Atelier ! Dans ce 1er épisode, les 10 Reines vont découvrir le monde de Drag Race France, et montrer leur plus grand talent dans le maxi challenge. Que la meilleure drag queen gagne ! •Guest Judges: Iris Mittenaere and Jean Paul Gaultier •Mini Challenge: Cabaret Photoshoot •Mini Challenge Winner: Lolita Banana •Maxi Challenge: Talent Show •Runway Theme: Liberté, égalité, Jean Paul Gaultier •Maxi Challenge Winner: Soa de Muse •Maxi Challenge Prize: A weekend in London •Bottom Two: La Kahena and Lova Ladiva •Lip Sync Song: "Prière païenne" by Céline Dion •Eliminated: La Kahena •Farewell Message: "Bisous❤️ on s'appelle on se fait une raclette ! Bertha + Soa❤️ it's yours."
Episode 2: "Queen Pour Cent"
Today the queens will have to show themselves in a different light and play comedy in a parody of “Call My Agent.” Aujourd'hui, les candidates vont devoir se montrer sous un autre jour et jouer la comédie dans une parodie de « Dix pour cent » •Special Guests: Jésus La Vidange, Juda La Vidange, and Chico •Guest Judge: Marianne James •Mini Challenge: Get into quick drag and perform in a rock 'n' roll show •Mini Challenge Winner: La Grande Dame •Mini Challenge Prize: Assigning roles for Maxi Challenge •Maxi Challenge: Act in a parody comedy of "Call My Agent!" •Runway Theme: Dites-le avec des fleurs •Maxi Challenge Winner: Paloma •Maxi Challenge Prize: A trip to four-star hotel and spa Thalazur Cabourg •Bottom Two: Lova Ladiva and Soa de Muse •Lip Sync Song: "Toutes les femmes de ta vie" by L5 •Eliminated: Lova Ladiva •Farewell Message: "I love you déchirez toutes. A trés vite, [sic] Lova Ladiva ho thank you ❤️Lova!!!"
Episode 3: "French Ball"
France, the country of fashion and chic! In this episode, our queens will have to accept a "haute couture" challenge and try to win their place for the rest of the season. La France, pays de la mode et du chic ! Dans cet épisode, nos Reines devront relever un défi "haute couture" et tenter de gagner leur place pour le reste de la saison. •Guest Judges: Chantal Thomass and Véronique Philipponnat •Mini Challenge: In groups of two, make a tutorial on how to make a baguette •Mini Challenge Winners: Elips and La Briochée •Maxi Challenge: French Ball •Runway Themes: Ma France à moi, French Clichés, and Festival de Cannes •Maxi Challenge Winner: Kam Hugh •Maxi Challenge Prize: €2.000 voucher to be used in a Parisian department store, courtesy of Tinder. •Bottom Two: La Briochée and Soa de Muse •Lip Sync Song: "Pookie" by Aya Nakamura •Eliminated: La Briochée •Farewell Message: "Merci infiniment de m'avoir accueillie avec tant d'amour. Soyez généreuses, fabuleuses et moelleuses, comme moi. Love, La Briochée."
•The first season of Drag Race France is...
•The first in the Drag Race franchise to have a lipsync song be region blocked, with the music being replaced with royalty-free instrumentals on WOW Presents Plus, Crave, and Stan.
•It is also the first to have this occur twice, in episodes 4 and 5.
•The second in the Drag Race franchise to be hosted by a past RuPaul's Drag Race contestant, after Canada's Drag Race.
•The sixth in the Drag Race franchise to be non-English speaking, after The Switch Drag Race, Drag Race Thailand, Drag Race Holland, Drag Race España, and Drag Race Italia.
•The promo featuring the entire cast had leaked about an hour prior to the official cast reveal.
Drag Race France is a reality-TV show that features 10 drag queens competing for the title of France's Next Drag Superstar. The series, hosted by Nicky Doll, features judges Daphné Bürki and Kiddy Smile, and airs on IMDb TV.
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Jun 3, 2022 · Learn more about the cast of Drag Race France, the second international season of RuPaul's Drag Race hosted by a former contestant. The queens come from different regions of France and bring diverse skills and personalities to the competition.
Drag Race France is the French version of RuPaul's Drag Race. On November 17, 2021, Drag Race France was officially confirmed by World of Wonder through its Instagram accounts.[1] On December 3, 2021, Drag Race France Instagram account revealed the show will air on France.tv Slash, a French public service fully digital and free television channel that is part of the France Télévisions ...
