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Drag Race alums join RuPaul in first trailer for 'AJ and the Queen'

The first trailer for RuPaul’s upcoming sitcom is here, and it’s loaded with his legendary children.

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AJ and the Queen follows Ruby Red (RuPaul) as she heads across the country to raise funds to open her own club after being conned and robbed by her ex-lover and his partner in crime (Wayne’s World star Tia Carrere).

On the road, Ruby meets young AJ and the two form an unlikely bond.

The trailer also gives us a glimpse of the dozens of cameos expected from RuPaul’s Drag Race alumna – including Latrice Royale, Eureka, Chad Michaels, Trinity The Tuck, Bianca Del Rio and more.

Check out the trailer below. AJ and the Queen hits Netflix in January.


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