RuPaul’s Drag Race UK appears to be getting a fourth season as the BBC just opened applications for hopeful queens wanting to compete.
In a clip shared to the BBC Three Twitter account, RuPaul announces that casting is “now underway” and encourages queens to apply.
“If you think you got what it takes to be the UK’s next drag superstar,” the Drag Race host says, “well, I want to hear from you.”
Queens wanting to try out for the show have a deadline of 10 November 2021 to register their interest.
The official casting website says: “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is now casting for Series 4!
“Summon all your Big Drag Energy to show BBC3 and Mama Ru that you have what it takes to be the UK’s Next Drag Race Superstar!”
This appears to confirm that the show will remain on BBC Three for the upcoming season, though not much else is known about the new instalment.
The message to potential applicants ends with RuPaul’s classic line, “Good luck, and DON’T F*CK IT UP!”
The current season premiered on 23 September and sees 12 queens battling it out for the crown.
RuPaul was left unimpressed by the queens in the season’s latest episode.
“Ladies, brace yourselves because Drag Race is about to get real,” she tells them. “These commercials this week weren’t cohesive. Everyone was shouting and there was no originality there.”
No one wins the challenge to design a “Draglexa” personal assistant, marking a first in the UK franchise.
RuPaul adds: “They were all what we’ve seen before. So, I’m disappointed. I’m really, really disappointed. Y’all are playing it safe! That’s not how you become the UK’s next Drag Superstar!”
Calling all UK queens, casting for #DragRaceUK Series 4 is now open! pic.twitter.com/tMB2ijeev2
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) October 27, 2021
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