“RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars 10” made its Paramount+ debut on May 9, welcoming back a record-breaking 18 former competitors for the first-ever “Tournament of All Stars.” Despite the currently airing season only at its halfway mark, rumors have already begun swirling as to which “Drag Race” alum will return for “All Stars 11.”
The forthcoming season was heavily rumored to have started filming in late May. Historically, “Drag Race” superfans have been able to accurately predict the cast of past seasons by keeping track of their booking schedules and social media activity. These rumored cast lists are frequently leaked on the “Drag Race Tea” subreddit, which, bar a few last-minute changes, was able to predict the cast of “All Stars 10” nearly a year before its debut.
The same subreddit recently released a partial rumored cast list for “RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars 11,” as well as claiming that the forthcoming season will feature the same “Tournament of All Stars” format.
The post claimed that the following six “Drag Race” stars will be returning to compete on the first Bracket of “All Stars 11.”
Morgan McMichaels (Season 2; ‘All Stars’ Season 3)
GettyMorgan McMichaels is one of the OG “Drag Race” queens, originally appearing on Season 2 in 2010. In the 15 years since, Morgan has continued to turn it out with her signature punk-rock drag performances at LA nightclubs like Micky’s and The Suite. In 2018, McMichaels returned to “Drag Race” to compete on “All Stars 3,” where she finished in 5th place.
Mystique Summers (Season 2)
GettySeason 2 “Drag Race” queen Mystique Summers is similarly rumored to be joining Bracket 1 for the second-annual “Tournament of All Stars.” Though she placed 10th on her original season, Mystique has been vocal about her desire to return for “All Stars,” even petitioning “Drag Race” production company World of Wonder for a second shot at the crown.
A’keria C Davenport (Season 11; ‘All Stars’ Season 6)
GettyFormer “Miss Black Universe” A’Keria C. Davenport made her “Drag Race” debut on Season 11, where she ultimately made it all the way to the finale before she was eliminated by the season’s winner, Yvie Oddly. A’Keria later returned to compete on “All Stars 6,” where she notoriously turned down RuPaul’s offer to lip sync her way back into the competition, leaving her with an 8th place finish.
Morphine Love Dion (Season 16)
GettyMorphine Love Dion made history when she won the Season 16 Lip Sync LaLaPaRuza Smackdown, a cash prize of $50,000, and the title of “Queen of She Already Done Had Herses.” Despite placing 5th on the 2024 season, Morphine has since joined the cast of the “RuPaul’s Drag Race Live!” residency in Las Vegas.
Dawn (Season 16)
GettyKnown simply as Dawn, this elfish queen originally appeared on “Drag Race” screen for Season 16. During her run on the show, the Brooklyn-based artist became known for her fantasy-inspired makeup and out-of-the-box fashion. Ultimately finishing the season in 6th place, Dawn has since found success on her YouTube channel, which has amassed as many as 68.5 thousand subscribers.
Lucky Starzzz (Season 17)
GettyWhile Lydia B. Kollins made history as the first Season 17 queen to return for “All Stars,” Lucky Starzzz, who placed 14th on the recently-concluded season, is also rumored to return for the first Bracket of “All Stars 11.” As a self-proclaimed “club kid,” Lucky describes her drag style as “a Venus fly trap in a room full of roses.”
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Early ‘All Stars 11’ Rumors Place These 6 Former ‘Drag Race’ Stars on the Cast (So Far…)