Alaska Thunderfuck

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Alaska Thunderfuck
Alaska Thunderfuck at RuPaul's DragCon LA in 2023
Born
Justin Andrew Honard

(1985-03-06) March 6, 1985 (age 39)[1]
Erie, Pennsylvania, U.S.[2][3]
Other namesAlaska
Alaska Thunderfuck 5000
Alaska 5000
EducationUniversity of Pittsburgh (BA)
Occupations
Years active2006–present
Known forRuPaul's Drag Race (season 5) runner-up[4][5]
RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (season 2) winner[6]
Height6 ft 1 in (185 cm)
Musical career
Genres
Websitealaskathunderfuck.com

Justin Andrew Honard (born March 6, 1985), best known by the stage name Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 or mononymously as Alaska, is an American drag queen and singer from Erie, Pennsylvania. She is best known as the runner-up on the fifth season of RuPaul's Drag Race and the winner of the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.

Honard co-hosts the web series Bro'Laska alongside her brother, Corey Binney. Her first studio album, Anus, was released in 2015, followed by her second album, Poundcake, in 2016, and her third album, Vagina, in 2019. Her fourth album, Red 4 Filth, was released in 2022. Honard is also a part of The AAA Girls, a drag group with Willam and Courtney Act and hosts the podcast Race Chaser with Willam.

Early life[edit]

Honard was born to Andrew and Pam Honard,[7] and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Fort LeBoeuf High School in 2003.[2][8] Honard has a brother, Cory.[9] He studied theater at the University of Pittsburgh.[10]

Career[edit]

2007–2012: Career beginnings[edit]

After dabbling around in Pittsburgh, Honard eventually moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting. After discovering that he disliked the process of trying to land acting jobs, he conceived the concept and personality of her drag persona while smoking marijuana. Honard had previously done drag as a hobby, but the conception of "Alaska" fueled an intent to turn it into a career, and he eventually landed a job at the West Hollywood club Fubar.[11][12] Honard frequently performed as Alaska in the Trannyshack shows in Los Angeles.[13] In 2009, she performed in Palm Springs Gay Pride with Tammie Brown and Jer Ber Jones.[14]

Alaska met future boyfriend Sharon Needles (stage name of Aaron Coady) through Myspace via an introduction from Pittsburgh drag queen Veruca la'Piranha in December 2009, and eventually moved back to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to live with him in 2010.[8][12] She has said that she found Sharon Needles "fascinating", and, even after their breakup, "still does".[12] Along with Sharon Needles and Cherri Baum, she formed the band Haus of Haunt, which later evolved into a drag troupe based out of Pittsburgh bar The Blue Moon. As part of the Haus of Haunt, she helped present the Pittsburgh debut of fellow drag queen and recording artist Christeene Vale in 2013. Alaska later impersonated Vale for the music video "RuPaulogize" by Willam Belli.[15] The couple had friction between them after Sharon Needles' casting on season four of Drag Race, as Alaska had auditioned for every season of the show previous, and Sharon Needles had been cast on her first attempt at auditioning.[12] Sharon Needles later went on to win the season in April 2012, beating fellow finalists Chad Michaels and Phi Phi O'Hara.

2013–2015: RuPaul's Drag Race and Anus[edit]

Alaska Thunderfuck in 2013

Alaska Thunderfuck competed on the fifth season of RuPaul's Drag Race, under the mononym Alaska.[8][16] She had previously auditioned for every season of the show, and filmed her audition tape for the fifth season while on a cruise paid for by Sharon Needles' Drag Race winnings. She prepared for the season with the help of Baum, la'Piranha, and New York City-based drag queen Miles De Niro. Sharon Needles was not present for the preparation, as she was touring at the time.[11][12] Alaska won the fragrance commercial-themed main challenge in the episode "Scent of a Drag Queen" and the main challenge for "Sugar Ball".[17][18] As part of the show, Alaska sang on the "We Are the World"-inspired song "Can I Get an Amen?". The song's proceeds helped benefit the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center.[19] At the season finale in May 2013, Alaska was declared the runner-up along with fellow competitor Roxxxy Andrews. Jinkx Monsoon was the winner of the season.[20] Due to her substantial gain in wealth after Drag Race and subsequent ability to purchase the item, she later fell into a cocaine addiction, which Alaska has described as "kinda ugly, gross, and kinda sad".[12]

In October 2013, Alaska performed as Dr. Frank N. Furter in Woodlawn Theatre's production of The Rocky Horror Show in San Antonio, Texas. RuPaul's Drag Race judge Michelle Visage and season four contestant Willam Belli also starred in the musical.[21]

Since appearing on RuPaul's Drag Race, Alaska has toured and performed, appearing in RuPaul's Drag Race Battle of the Seasons shows, the Drag Stars at Sea cruises, custom one-woman shows such as a Stevie Nicks tribute called "Stevie Forever", a cabaret show called "Red for Filth", and a holiday show called "Blue Christmas".[22][23] An animated version of Alaska appeared in the "RuPaul's Drag Race: Dragopolis 2.0" mobile app.[24] During the summer of 2014, she starred in a stage production of Sex and the City.[25] With her brother, Cory Binney, Honard has a web series sponsored by World of Wonder, called Bro'Laska.[26] In 2014, Alaska became a spokesmodel for American Apparel alongside Willam Belli and Courtney Act.[27]

Alaska has since released a string of singles, namely "Ru Girl", "Your Makeup Is Terrible", and "Nails". In June 2015, Alaska's debut album, Anus, was released to positive reviews. Singles from the album included "Hieeee" and "This Is My Hair".[28][29][30]

2016–2017: RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars and Poundcake[edit]

In 2016, Alaska returned to Drag Race for the second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars.[31] She won 4 challenges (Snatch Game, Acting, Stand Up, Advert) and was in the bottom for a makeover challenge. She received some backlash due to some of her choices of eliminations and her behavior toward the end of the competition. In response, Alaska donated $5,000 to the charity Trans Kids Purple Rainbow and posted an apology video online. In the final five of the competition, when she landed in the bottom, Alaska famously offered competitor Detox $10,000 to vote for her to stay in the competition, of which Alaska revealed years later that she donated the amount to a snake sanctuary instead.[12] In the season finale, she was crowned the second winner of All Stars.[32][33][34] Due to the stress sustained while filming the season, she has said that she preferred the experience she had while filming Season 5 of Drag Race over All Stars 2.[12]

In the same year, Alaska released her second album, titled Poundcake.[35] Three singles from the album have been released: "The T",[36] "Stun",[37] and "Puppet". The album is named after the puppet challenge on RuPaul's Drag Race where Alaska and fellow contestant Lineysha Sparx created a rebellious puppet called Lil' Poundcake.[38] On the seventh episode of the eighth season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, the main challenge of the episode was for the contestants to act in a true crime spoof entitled "Forensic Queens: Wha-Ha-Happened to Lil' Poundcake?", depicting a fictional All Stars season where Lil' Poundcake, slated to make her Drag Race comeback, suddenly disappears.[39]

Alaska competed in the first season of VH1's Scared Famous, which premiered on October 23, 2017, and placed 6th in the competition.[40][41][42]

2018–2020: Race Chaser, Vagina, and pageant[edit]

Alaska at RuPaul's DragCon LA, 2019

Since 2018, Alaska has hosted the podcast Race Chaser with fellow Drag Race alumna Willam Belli. The podcast is "devoted to the discussion and dissection of every episode" of RuPaul's Drag Race.[43] Alaska and Jeremy Mikush, performing as Alaska and Jeremy, released their debut album Amethyst Journey in 2018.[44]

In 2019, Alaska released her third album titled Vagina.[45] Soon after, she created and hosted The Drag Queen of the Year Pageant Competition Award Contest Competition at the Montalban Theater in Hollywood. The event was sold-out and featured eight different drag artists competing for the crown. The eventual winner, decided by Alaska and a panel of judges including Peppermint, Sharon Needles, and Willam, was Abhora, a former contestant on season two of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula. The event has since been hosted annually[a] by Alaska alongside Lola LeCroix, with a documentary series following the production of the 2022 edition, Behind the Drag Queen of the Year Pageant Competition Award Contest Competition, being released in 2023.[46] In June 2023, a panel of judges from New York magazine placed Alaska seventh on their list of "the most powerful drag queens in America", a ranking of 100 former Drag Race contestants.[47]

2021–present: Red 4 Filth and memoir[edit]

Alaska's first comedy special, The Alaska Thunderfuck Extra Special Comedy Special, aired on OutTV in Canada in 2021.[48]

She released her memoir, My Name's Yours, What's Alaska?: A Memoir on November 9, 2021.[49]

She is one of the most followed queens from Drag Race, and has accumulated over 1.8 million Instagram followers as of October 2021.[50]

Public image and artistry[edit]

Alaska at RuPaul's DragCon LA in 2022

She has stated, "I am a huge fan of drag for many reasons; first and foremost being that it is an extremely important form of performance art. Drag uses humor as means of relaying a message, and because humor tends to get overlooked as a valid way to communicate through art, drag tends to get pigeonholed into being something 'less than' when you think about it in terms what you'd see at a museum. I can't think of almost anything more artistically redeeming than a huge museum full of drag queens, but maybe that's just me."[51][52]

She has cited Gianni Versace, Lady Gaga and Marc Jacobs as her favorite fashion influences.[53] Thought Catalog described her style as "risk-taking" and "creative", with "weird choices";[54] Yahoo! called her Lil Poundcake outfit a "pink nightmare" and "clownish crazy", and explained that "the drag and music world would certainly be very quiet without Ms Thunderfuck".[55]

Honard's drag name is derived from Alaskan Thunderfuck, a strain of cannabis. Alaska counts Divine and Marilyn Monroe as her "role models".[56]

Personal life[edit]

Alaska was in a relationship with fellow drag queen Sharon Needles for four years before separating in November 2013. She has stated that the pair had a drunken physical fight after a night of doing cocaine, and, later that same night, was said to have checked into a hotel with her belongings while wearing a fur coat stained with Sharon Needles' blood. Alaska has since jokingly compared the situation to Angela Bassett as Tina Turner requesting a hotel room in What's Love Got to Do with It. She has also cited her own affair with a man in Florida as a "symptom" and "one of the causes" of the fight. Alaska was originally angry over the circumstances of their breakup, but, after rekindling their relationship while on tour together, she has said that they are now "really good friends". Sharon Needles appeared in Alaska's music video for "Hieee" in 2015, two years after their breakup.[57][58][12]

In June 2022, Honard's father was killed in a motorcycle crash.[59] Honard wrote on social media that his father was "kind and loving and hilarious and had a beautiful heart, and had so much love for his family, his wife, my sister and me, and his grandchildren". He also wrote that he was "feeling a lot of pain and grief right now. I'm also feeling compassion for anyone who has ever lost someone they love".[60]

Discography[edit]

See also: The AAA Girls § Discography
Alaska Thunderfuck discography
Studio albums4
Singles25
Collaborative albums2

Studio albums[edit]

Title Details Peak chart positions
US
Heat
[61] 		US
Indie
[62] 		US
Dance
[63] 		US
Comedy
[64] 		BEL
(FL)
[65]
Anus 4 14 3 — —
Poundcake
  • Released: October 14, 2016[67]
  • Label: PEG
  • Format: CD, digital download
 3 28 4 — 200
Vagina
  • Released: May 24, 2019[68]
  • Label: PEG
  • Format: Digital download
 — — — 2 —
Red 4 Filth
  • Released: September 23, 2022[citation needed]
  • Formats: Digital download, streaming
 — — — — —

Collaborative studio albums[edit]

Title Details Peak chart positions
US
Cast
[69]
Amethyst Journey (with Jeremy Mikush as Alaska and Jeremy)
  • Released: August 17, 2018
  • Label: PEG
  • Formats: CD, digital download
 —
Drag: The Musical (The Studio Cast Recording) 12

Singles[edit]

As lead artist[edit]

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
Comedy
Digital
[71]
"Ru Girl"[72] 2013 — Non-album single
"Your Makeup Is Terrible"[73] 2014 — Anus
"Nails" —
"Hieeee" 2015 5
"This Is My Hair"[74] —
"Anus" 2016 —
"Puppet" — Poundcake
"The T"
(featuring Adore Delano) 		—
"Come to Brazil" 2017 —
"Snaked" 2018 — Vagina
"Valentina" — Non-album single
"Leopard Print" 2020 — Vagina
"Sitting Alone in the VIP"
(featuring Kandy Muse) 		— Non-album singles
"Pool Party" —
"Let It Snow" (Ivan and Peter Mix) —
"ROY G BIV BBT" 2021 —
"Red" — Red 4 Filth
"Beautiful Night (4 A) Breakdown" —
"Without Your Love" —
"Wow" —
"XOXOY2K" —
"Ask Me" —
"22" —
"Uh" 2022 —
"I Am Her (She Is Me)"
(featuring Ts Madison) 		—
"Girlz Night"
(featuring Stephanie's Child) 		—

As featured artist[edit]

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
US
Comedy
Digital
[71] 		US
Dance
[75]
"Let's Get Something Started"[76]
(Candy Apple Blue featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2013 — — Night Tracks
"Can I Get an Amen?"[77]
(RuPaul featuring Drag Race Season 5 Cast) 		— — Non-album single
"I Look Fuckin' Cool"[78]
(Adore Delano featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2014 — — Till Death Do Us Party
"Ride for AIDS"
(Willam featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2015 12 — Shartistry in Motion
"Read U Wrote U"
(RuPaul featuring Alaska Thunderfuck, Detox, Katya & Roxxxy Andrews) 		2016 — 29 Non-album singles
"Yet Another Dig"
(Bob the Drag Queen featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2017 — —
"Shade"
(Cake Moss featuring Alaska) 		2018 — —
"La China Mas Latina"
(Gia Gunn featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		— —
"Come in Brazil"
(Katya featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2020 — — Vampire Fitness
"Gay Hands Up"
(Jan featuring Alaska Thunderfuck and Peppermint) 		2021 — — Non-album single
"Everyone Is a Little Bit Gay"
(Ash Gordon featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2022 — — Ash Gordon II
"It's in the Book"
(Trinity the Tuck featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		2023 — — Trinity Ruins Christmas: The Musical
"Eternity to Me"
(Trinity the Tuck featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		— —
"Good Enough"
(Trinity the Tuck featuring Alaska Thunderfuck) 		— —
"—" denotes a recording that failed to chart or was not released in that territory.

Other appearances[edit]

Title Year Other artist(s) Album
"Kai Kai" 2013 Sharon Needles, Ana Matronic PG-13
"Miss Fame" 2015 Miss Fame Beauty Marked
"Everyday Is Christmas" N/A Christmas Queens
"Working Holiday" 2016 Manila Luzon Christmas Queens 2
"Chr!$tm@s $ux!" N/A
"We Three Queens" 2017 Manila Luzon, Peppermint Christmas Queens 3
"Angels We Have Heard on High" N/A
"All This Body" 2018 Jiggly Caliente, Ginger Minj T.H.O.T. Process
"America's Sweetheart" Blair St. Clair Call My Life
"Santa Baby" N/A Christmas Queens 4
"Inspire Me (Reprise)" 2019 Manila Luzon Rules!
"Where Are the Jokes?" Trinity The Tuck Plastic
"Pool Party"[79] 2020 Ivan & Peter, DJ Flula Non-album single
"Come in Brazil" Katya Vampire Fitness

Tours[edit]

Filmography[edit]

Film[edit]

Year Title Role Director Notes Ref.
2015 TupiniQueens Herself [citation needed]
2017 The Drag That Said Phi Felippe Moraes Video Art [82][83][84][85]
2018 Hurricane Bianca 2: From Russia With Hate Matt Kugelman Cameo [86]
2018 The Last Sharknado: It's About Time Morgana Anthony C. Ferrante Television film [87]
2018 The Quiet Room Hattie Sam Wineman Short film [88][89]
2019 The Queens Herself Documentary [90]
2019 Ru's Angels Short film [91]
2020 Circus of Books Himself (out of drag) Documentary [92]
2021 The Alaska Thunderf**k Extra Special Comedy Special Herself OUTtv original [93]
2022 God Save The Queens Stevie Jordan Danger [94]

Television[edit]

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2011 RuPaul's Drag Race Herself Cameo; Season 3 – Episode 1: "Casting Extravaganza"
2012 RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked Cameo; Season 4 (1 episode)
2013 RuPaul's Drag Race Contestant; Season 5 — Runner-up [8]
2013 RuPaul's Drag Race: Untucked Season 5
2015 The Art Of Episode: "The Art of Drag"
2015 RuPaul's Drag Race Anna Wintour Season 7 – Episode 1: "Born Naked"
2016 RuPaul's Drag Race Herself Guest; Season 8 – Episode 10: "Grand Finale"
2016 RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Contestant; Season 2 — Winner
2017 The New Celebrity Apprentice Episode: "Candy for a Billionaire" [95]
2017 @midnight Episode 580 [96]
2017 Scared Famous Contestant; season 1 — 6th place [40]
2018 RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Cameo; Season 3 [97]
2019 RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Cameo; Season 4 [98]
2019 The Bachelorette Cameo; season 15 [99]
2020 Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Guest; season 17, episode 43 [100]
2020 Cooked with Cannabis Guest [101]
2021 The Sherry Vine Show Guest star; Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck"
2022 Queer for Fear: The History of Queer Horror Guest star; season 1 (4 episodes)
2022 The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans Guest judge; episode 3
2023 Drag Me to Dinner Hulu original reality series [102]
2023 Hell's Kitchen Guest diner; Episode: "Citizens of Hell's Kitchen"

Web series[edit]

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2013 Pure Camp Herself Produced by World of Wonder [103]
2013 Ring My Bell
2014–2020 Bro'Laska Co-host; produced by World of Wonder [26]
2014 Transformations Guest; produced by World of Wonder
2015 Raja Drawja Episode: "Alaska 5000"; produced by World of Wonder
2015 Alyssa's Secret Episode: "Alaska Edwards"; produced by World of Wonder
2016–2019 Fashion Photo RuView Recurring guest host; produced by World of Wonder [104]
2016 How to Makeup Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck – Day to Night" [105]
2017 Shane and Friends Season 5 – episode 27
2017 The Boulet Brothers' Dragula Guest judge; season 2, episode 4
2017 Cosmo Queens Produced by Cosmpolitan [106]
2017 101 India Episode: "A Drag Queen Sandwich With Alaska Thunderf**k and Rani Ko-He-Nur" [107]
2018 Detox's Life Rehab Episode: "Hair, Dating & Pups" [108]
2018 The Pit Stop Host (Drag Race All Stars 3); produced by VH1 [109]
2018 Ass Controller Alexis Thunderstorm Episode 9. Produced by Men.com [110]
2020 ASMR Queens Herself Episode: "Alaska Thunderf*ck" [111]
2020 Hot Trash Episode 6
2020 Love for the Arts Guest judge [112]
2021 What's My Game? Episode: "Alaska vs. Brittany Broski" [113]
2023 The Pit Stop Herself All Stars Season 8, Episode 1 [114]
2023 Dimension 20 Princess Player in the Dungeons and Drag Queens campaign [115]

Theatre[edit]

Year Title Role Theatre Ref.
2013 The Rocky Horror Show Dr. Frank N. Furter Woodlawn Theatre [21]
2021 Head over Heels Queen Gynecia Pasadena Playhouse [116]

Music videos[edit]

Year Title Artist(s) Ref.
2013 "RuPaulogize" Willam Belli
2014 "Your Makeup Is Terrible" Herself [117]
"Nails" Herself [118]
"Ransom" MOXXI [119]
2015 "Do It Like Miley" Team Heartbreak
"Hieeee" Herself
"This Is My Hair" Herself [120]
2016 "Expensive" Todrick Hall [121]
"Gimme All Your Money" Herself feat. Laganja Estranja [122]
"Anus" Herself [123]
"Puppet" Herself [124]
"The T" Herself feat. Adore Delano [125]
2017 "Power" Little Mix feat. Stormzy [126]
"Stun" Herself feat. Gia Gunn [127]
"Come to Brazil" Herself [128]
"Valentina" Herself [129]
2018 "666" Sharon Needles [130]
"Oops I Think I Pooped" Pandora Boxx [131]
"Aliens" Alaska & Jeremy [132]
"Jolene" Dolly Parton [133]
2019 "Truth in the Light" Alaska & Jeremy
"Monster Mash" Sharon Needles [134]
2020 "Leopard Print" Herself
"Sitting Alone in The VIP" Herself [135]
"Shooting Star – A Revealing New Musical's COVID-19 Relief Fundraising Medley" The cast of Shooting Star – A Revealing New Musical [136]
2021 "ROY G BIV BBT" Herself [137]
"Gay Hands Up" Herself (with Jan Sport & Peppermint)
"Red" Herself [138]
"beautiful (night 4 a) breakdown" Herself [139]
"wow" Herself [140]
"XOXOY2K" Herself [141]
2023 "True Colors" Herself [142]

Podcasts[edit]

Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2014 RuPaul: What's the Tee? Guest Episode: "Perseverance & Oil Pulling with Alaska" [143]
2015-2017 The Pandora Boxx Show 3 episodes [144]
2016-2023 Out on the Lanai: A Golden Girls Podcast 17 episodes [145]
2018, 2021 You're Making It Worse 2 episodes [146][147]
2018 Whimsically Volatile Episode: "Alaska!" [148]
2018–present Race Chaser Co-host With Willam [149]
2018 Las Culturistas Guest Episode: "God's Plan" [150]
2019 Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck & Aurora on weed, relapse and other dumb shit" [151]
2020 A Faerily Queer Podcast Episode: "Alaska!" [152]
Doing Great with Vicky Vox Episode: "Queen of Clurbs" [153]
Ghosted! by Roz Hernandez Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck and Jackie Beat" [154]
2020-2021 The Chop with Latrice Royale & Manila Luzon 5 episodes; also executive producer [155]
2020 Sibling Rivalry Episode: "The One with Willam & Alaska" [156]
Sloppy Seconds with Big Dipper & Meatball Episode: "Constant Ambient Sexual Energy"; also executive producer [157]
Not Too Deep with Grace Helbig Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck 5000 - New Year's Queens" [158]
2021 The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie Mattel and Katya Zamo Episode: "Alexis Thunderstorm 500 with Alaska Thunderf*ck" [159]
Why Won't You Date Me? with Nicole Byer Episode: "How to Manifest your Dream Man" [160]
Queery with Cameron Esposito Episode: "Alaska Thunderfuck" [161]
Lady to Lady Episode: "It's Okay to Quit" [162]
Scam Goddess Episode: "The Poisonous Beauty Product Peddler with Alaska Thunderfuck" [163]
Spanish Aquí Presents Episode: "I Need Musical Numbers" [164]
Kesha and the Creepies Episode: "Trash to Treasure with Alaska Thunderfuck 5000" [165]
2022 Wanna Be On Top? with Shea Couleé Episode: "Cycle 7: Makeover Day"; also executive producer [166]
2022-2023 Hall & Closet 2 episodes; also executive producer [167][168]
2022 Very Delta Episode: "Are You Pre-Sweetened Like Me?"; also executive producer [169]
2023 Sissy That Talk Show Episode: "Season Finale: Alaska Thunderfuck"; also executive producer [170]

Awards and nominations[edit]

Year Award-giving body Category Work Results Ref.
2019 Queerty Awards
Podcast
 Race Chaser Won [171]
2020 Won [172]
Webby Awards
Podcasts - Television & Film
 Honored
[173]
2021 Queerty Awards
Podcast
 Runner-up [174]
2022 Won [175]
Drag Royalty Herself Nominated [176]
Indie Music Video "Gay Hands Up" Runner-up [177]
Standout Stand-Up Herself Nominated [178]
2023
Documentary
 Access All Areas: The AAA Girls Tour Won [179]
Drag Royalty
 Herself Runner-up [180]
Live Theater
 Drag: The Musical Won [181]
2024
Podcast
 Race Chaser Won
[182]
[183]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ The competition was seemingly not hosted in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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