Talk show hosted by Jonny McGovern
Hey Qween! talk show series hosted by Jonny McGovern , first broadcast on YouTube from 2014 to 2021,[ 1] WOW Presents Plus in 2024.[ 2] Lady Red Couture prior to her death in 2020. A blend of "gay web series"[ 3] LGBTQ talk show,[ 4] Hey Qween! often features contestants from RuPaul's Drag Race as guests.
History
Jonny McGovern Before her death, the series was co-hosted by Lady Red Couture . Many contestants from RuPaul's Drag Race Alexis Mateo ,[ 5] Cynthia Lee Fontaine ,[ 6] Dax ExclamationPoint ,[ 7] Honey Davenport ,[ 8] Mo Heart ,[ 9] Nina Bo'nina Brown ,[ 10] Ongina ,[ 11] The Vixen .[ 12] Dita Von Teese has also appeared on the show.[ 13]
The series began airing in 2014 on YouTube . Various drag entertainers, including RuPaul's Drag Race
2024: WOW Presents Plus
As season 16 of RuPaul's Drag Race Hey Qween! moved to WOW Presents Plus , a subscription-based streaming service owned by World of Wonder , the production company behind RuPaul's Drag Race .[ 2] [ 2] Hershii LiqCour-Jeté , released on January 22, 2024. Jamal Sims and Raven filled in as guests during the weeks when season 16 did not feature an elimination. Each episode featured a short intro by Kevin Aviance .
Episodes
Original
WOW Presents Plus Revival
References
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