Say Hello to the Fabulous Queens on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Season 3

Updated on Jan 31, 2018 at 12:25 PM

The wait is over, and the new season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars has finally arrived! Hallelo! These queens are the cream of the crop, already having competed on previous seasons. "The expectations are high, and these mighty queens do NOT disappoint," said host RuPaul in a press release. "These girls are talented, hungry, and ready to do whatever it takes to earn their place in the Drag Race Hall of Fame." Now, on its new home of VH1 with judges Michelle Visage, Carson Kressley, and Ross Matthews returning, All Stars season three is sure to be the shadiest of them all.

Keep reading to get the tea on the cast.

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Aja

Age: 24
Previous season: 9
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY

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BenDeLaCreme

Age: 35
Previous season: 6
Hometown: Seattle, WA

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Trixie Mattel

Age: 28
Previous season: 7
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

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Kennedy Davenport

Age: 35
Previous season: 7
Hometown: Dallas, TX

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Chi Chi DeVayne

Age: 32
Previous season: 8
Hometown: Shreveport, LA

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Milk

Age: 29
Previous season: 6
Hometown: New York, NY

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Morgan McMichaels

Age: 36
Previous season: 2
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

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Shangela

Age: 36
Previous seasons: 2, 3
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

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Thorgy Thor

Age: 33
Previous season: 8
Hometown: Brooklyn, NY

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Say Hello to the Fabulous Queens on RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars Season 3

Aja

BenDeLaCreme

Trixie Mattel

Kennedy Davenport

Chi Chi DeVayne

Milk

Morgan McMichaels

Shangela

Thorgy Thor

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