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D. Vour is the fashion king of the season. There, I said it!

Horror themed? Big D as guest judge? Evie Oddly as guest judge? Henlo Bullfrog as guest judge? I'm sold!!

"Deanna Joy @deannajmo put so much care and attention to detail in designing and executing this look for the premiere episode as my 1st impression to the world. Immediately, she was like, "I have the perfect idea for Cyrus" and hit the nail on the head with its pimp daddy essence and bling. Get you a pair of sunglasses if it's too bright!

Thank you to my creative team for bringing each part of Cyrus realness to life. Keep tuning in to see what iconic fashion realness will take screen next.

Check this look out live in person and learn about our process creating this look as I chat more intimately with Deanna at the next viewing party on Sunday, September 27. Ticket link in bio."

"🍉✨My @kingofdragtv season 2 premiere look!

For my first impression look I wanted to bring culture, camp, glitter, and politics. It was important for me to represent South Asian men’s fashion with this traditional sherwani.

The watermelon has been used as a symbol of Palestinian resistance and solidarity in protests and art for decades. It started being used in response to Isr*el banning the Palestinian flag in 1967, as the watermelon has the same colors as the 🇵🇸flag.

It’s such an honor to show case my art and connect with folks all over the world❤️

Tune in every sunday on @revrytv to catch what us kings do next!"

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His Instagram page is here.

While there were previously drag king looks onstage as well as a drag queen who also performed as a drag king being casted, this is the first instance where a drag king is competing fully as a drag king, not as a queen or anything else.

Gottmik returns to her role as the main judge in the King's Court of the drag king reality competition show King of Drag, alongside 2 other drag kings.

He's a Squire named B Sharp. What do you guys think of this addition? Is this just a one-episode thing, I wonder?

It's been a year since King Molasses became the first crowned king of King of Drag, and their reign is about to end with the new season coming. What did you think of their reign?

• They were named in the 2025 Out100 list by Out Magazine, honoring impactful LGBTQ+ innovators and creators.

• They were featured across prominent national media platforms including CNN, Good Morning America, The Washington Post, and NPR.

• They also appeared as a guest on Delta Work's show Very Delta.

• They headlined the Emerald City Kings Ball in Seattle in September 2025.

• They performed internationally and domestically, including appearances at large-scale events like Pride Toronto's Drag Ball and live shows in cities like Baltimore and New York.