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RuPaul's Drag Race Season 9 cast talk first time in drag

RuPaul’s Drag Race continue to tease the upcoming ninth season with a new clip with the queens sharing their first drag experiences.

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With contestants spanning in age from 23 (Aja, Farrah Moan) to 52 (Charlie Hides) this season, the girls have all have very different challenges debuting as their alter-egos.

Whether they used water balloons for their false breasts, or borrowing their sister’s clothes, one thing is for sure – they’ve all come a long way!

Who are you going to be rooting for this season? Watch the clip below and tell us who your pre-season pick is for Season 9.

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