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WORLD OF WONDER UNVEILS THE 10 QUEENS COMPETING IN “DRAG RACE FRANCE” SEASON 4
“Drag Race France” Premieres on WOW Presents Plus on July 8th with An Exciting New Twist, the “Golden Baguette”
After three beloved seasons and a cult favorite All Stars version, Drag Race France is back for a fourth season. Entering a new era, the series will feature new queens, new rules, and a dazzling new Werk Room, Drag Race France is reinventing itself and pushing the boundaries of French drag even further.
Brand-new twists, French and international guest stars, and a season more unpredictable than ever, Season 4 promises glam, drama, over-the-top performances and plenty of surprises. New this year is the biggest twist yet - the Golden Baguette! Before leaving the Werk Room, each eliminated queen will have one final mission: awarding the Golden Baguette to the sister of her choice. The queen who receives this power will be able to save one of the bottom three queens the following week, or save herself if she’s in danger. It’s the ultimate get out of jail card!
Ten new queens are ready to compete to win the title of France’s Next Drag Superstar and follow in the footsteps of Paloma, Keiona, Le Filip, and All Stars winner Mami Watta! They are:
Azemylia, 27, embodies an enchanting, ultra-pop, and unapologetically bold style of drag. Originally from Northern France and proud of her Ch’ti roots, she first started doing drag in Nice on the French Riviera before turning it into a full-time career. Drag daughter of Ginger Bitch — the iconic Season 2 contestant — Azemylia draws inspiration from 2000s icons, Bratz dolls, and the Kardashians. An accomplished dancer, she proudly claims she is the best dancer in Drag Race France history. She delivers a true “American-style show” blending performances, authenticity, charisma, and talent and enters Drag Race France Season 4 with one clear ambition: to leave her mark on the competition with a pop superstar’s universe.
Singer, diva, and ultimate showgirl, Creatine Price never goes unnoticed! This 35-year-old French-American drag queen from New York, now based in Paris, has spent the last six years developing a spectacular universe at the crossroads of opera and drag. Her name pays tribute to legendary soprano Leontyne Price while also nodding to her passion for the gym. Nicknamed “the most dramatic opera diva,” she fuses the world of opera with the rebellious energy of drag. Mentored by Marianne James, Creatine Price wants to use her art to encourage self-acceptance and share her light. Her motto for Drag Race France Season 4: “Turn every challenge into art.”
Straight from Belgium, Daisy Superbitch has been turning drag into her playground since 2019. Originally from Normandy, France and living in Brussels, Belgium for the past 14 years, this 33-year-old artist blends humor, storytelling, and a universe inspired by cinema, pop culture, and cabaret. This comedy queen effortlessly moves between camp, softness, and provocation. Resident queen at Cabaret Mademoiselle and international performer, she stands out as both an artist, writer and a show creator. Through her drag, Daisy Superbitch champions kindness and empathy - always with plenty of attitude and a touch of spice, as her name suggests.
Fluffy Bidule serves polymorphic, diva-esque, and alternative drag. A Bordeaux-born queen of Portuguese descent, this 27-year-old artist has transformed drag into a true source of artistic euphoria since 2021. Through hypnotic performances, she celebrates unapologetic self-expression. As a transgender and neurodivergent person, she also hopes to share her story through drag. Her name, meaning “little furry trinket,” perfectly reflects her world: cryptic, quirky, intriguing, and filled with unapologetic poetry. Inspired by iconic trans figures like Coccinelle and La Veneno, as well as avant-garde fashion designers such as Robert Wun and Schiaparelli, Fluffy Bidule has crafted a magnetic universe - with the fierce ambition of dangerously taking over the world.
Nearly twenty years of drag have shaped Holly White into a true “mother” of the scene. Originally from Nice and a true Southern queen, this 40-year-old artist stands out as an experienced, elegant, and multifaceted performer. For her, drag has always been both an outlet and a space of freedom. Between cabarets, international stages, and venues she opened herself, Holly White has built a career far beyond France’s borders. A former world trampoline champion, she enters Drag Race France Season 4 with one thing in mind: bouncing all the way to victory and claiming the title of France’s Next Drag Superstar.
La Harpie crafts a sensitive, dark, and dangerously fascinating form of drag. A key figure
of the Lille drag scene, this 27-year-old artist has spent nearly five years developing a
universe blending hyperfemininity, mystery, and a fascination with horror. A true heroine
from another dimension, she fully embraces her duality: half monster, half woman —
both elusive vamp and unsettling creature. Inspired by David Lynch, Rob Zombie, and
femme fatale archetypes, she creates a monstrously beautiful aesthetic fueled by a
powerful dark feminine energy. In Drag Race France Season 4, La Harpie is determined
to proudly represent her city and show that she has a lot to say.
Queen of burlesque, Lana Cotta embodies a sexy, rock ’n’ roll universe where glamour, attitude, and self-awareness collide. At only 22 years old, this Marseille-based artist delivers a genderfuck drag style that is as daring as it is sensual. Her name - a nod to her Italian roots mixed with the influence of Lana Del Rey - sets the tone immediately. A frequent performer on European stages and at burlesque festivals across Europe, she transforms every performance into a celebration of freedom and body empowerment. A self-proclaimed comedy queen, Lana Cotta combines self-deprecating humor, glamour, and provocation with explosive energy that she fully intends to unleash on Drag Race France Season 4.
Malawitte delivers fashion-forward, avant-garde, and queer drag. This 26-year-old Paris-
based artist stands out as a true fashion queen, balancing ballroom culture with a strong fashion identity. Passionate about RuPaul’s Drag Race, she proudly embraces her Malawian roots through a powerful and highly referential style of drag. She has already collaborated on looks for Théodora, proving that beyond drag itself, she also knows how to impose her fashion vision among today’s biggest boss ladies. The first cisgender lesbian woman of color in Drag Race history, Malawitte is determined to make her voice heard and claim her place in the drag world.
Margarette turns drag into a space of freedom where humor, energy, and self-deprecation make all the difference. At 26, this queen has already been doing drag for seven years and never leaves her audience indifferent. Hilarious, unpredictable, and radiant, she loves making people laugh and brings her own ironic touch to every performance. A fierce competitor in lipsync battles, Margarette celebrates a personal and body-positive vision through her performances. Her goal in Drag Race France Season 4: to surprise, entertain, and leave a lasting impression on French audiences.
Sublyme defines herself as glamorous, sparkling, and so French! A staple of the Paris drag scene, this 31-year-old artist has been evolving in the drag world for thirteen years, celebrating a universe filled with glitter, feathers, color, and extravagance. A former costume designer and dresser at the Moulin Rouge for eight years, she made fashion and craftsmanship her signature by designing all of her own looks. Appearing as the first drag queen featured in Emily in Paris Season 1, Sublyme proudly embraces a flamboyant, free, and spectacular form of drag that she fully intends to showcase in Drag Race France Season 4.
French superstar Nicky Doll will return as host, and be seated beside her long-time accomplice Daphné Bürki and returning judge, journalist Loïc Prigent. To kick off the season in grand style, Drag Race France welcomes a superstar Isabelle Adjani as its first guest judge.
In experiential news, Drag Race France Live will return with a new show led by Thomas Jolly as artistic director, who is known for being the visionary behind the Paris 2024 Olympic Games ceremonies.
Drag Race France is produced in France by Endemol France and Shake Shake Shake, jointly with World of Wonder Productions. Executive producers of the show are Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell and RuPaul Charles in partnership with France Télévisions.
About World of Wonder
World of Wonder (WOW) has reshaped international pop culture, earning 33 Emmys, inspiring two Oscars, creating global network WOW Presents Plus across 190 territories, and bringing drag culture to the world stage via RuPaul’s Drag Race and DragCon. WOW’s O&O SVOD WOW Presents Plus is the exclusive home to the global Drag Race franchise and hundreds of WOW Original series. WOW’s pioneering television portfolio includes other smash-hit franchises like Million Dollar Listing. Their film division WOW Docs produces groundbreaking documentaries including Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures, Party Monster, and The Eyes of Tammy Faye. WOW also operates YouTube channel WOWPresents, music label World of Wonder Records, the WOW Podcast Network, and year-round international live events. Co-founders Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato have been profiled in Variety’s Reality TV Impact Report and Hollywood Reporter’s Most Powerful Producers in Unscripted. Honors for their trailblazing work include the IDA Pioneer Award, Realscreen’s Global 100 list, Banff’s Impact Award, and the OUT 100. In 2022, World of Wonder was ranked #2 among film and TV powerhouses in Fast Company’s World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies.