Follow winner of Drag Race Season 11, Yvie Oddly, who contends with health issues even as she adjusts to life in the limelight.

As we mark the fourth anniversary of the deadly shooting attack on Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Detox returns to the site of the tragedy, a place she knows well. A place where she once worked. A place where she crafted the persona that would ultimately carry her to the world stage.

Naomi Smalls mesmerizes audiences around the country with her captivating stage number, while squeezing in glamorous photoshoots backstage whenever she can.

The ultimate relatable queen, Kameron Michaels, shows us how drag empowers her to be loud on stage, bringing the stunts, the dance moves, and the showgirl fantasy to the Werq the World tour.

Vanessa Vanjie Mateo is unapologetically herself and brings an unmatched energy to the Werq the World tour.

The premiere episode of Werq the World Season 2 follows Drag Race Season 10 queen, Asia O’Hara, and her experience as a host and motherly figure of the tour, and the challenges of being Black, gay, and a drag queen in society.

All Stars 4 winner and Season 10 Miss Congeniality, Monét X Change is effervescent, a spitfire, fun, lovable, and has a strong sense of self in and out of drag.

Aquaria is back to slay the Werq the World tour and she’s in a much different place now. Well versed in her craft, she’s got the grit and the glamour to back it all up.

Superstar Plastique Tiara may not have made Top 4 on Season 11, but she most definitely earns her spot amongst the legends on the Werq the World tour.

Werq the World director Jasper Rischen turns the camera to show never-before-seen footage from the first two seasons. Plus, watch Kennedy Davenport join the Season 2 queens as a special guest on one of the tour’s final stops.