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RuPaul drops new Christmas album

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Drag legend RuPaul will release her second Christmas album ‘Slay Belles’ tomorrow, revealing the cover art on Twitter this week.

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Ru will honour a time-tested diva tradition, compiling an assortment of jolly jingles to keep your yuletide gay.

‘Slay Belles’ is an album of original tracks, with a bunch of parody songs for good measure (See: ‘Jingle Dem Bells’)

The album includes duets with Michelle Visage, Todrick Hall and the queen of bounce herself, Big Freedia.

The release of ‘Slay Belles’ marks 14 years since Ru’s last Christmas album.

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