Hailing from Fayetteville, AK, Maddy is a Drag Race first: the first cis, straight male contestant in the show's history. It's been a controversial decision to some, and Maddy addressed it head on.
"While I am straight, I don't consider myself a straight drag queen. I'm just a drag queen who happens to be straight," Maddy explained during the official "Meet the Queens" live stream event last week. "My sexuality doesn't define the drag that I do, it doesn't impact that. It's just a facet of who I am outside of drag ... I think my being on the show can tap into a lot of the guys watching at home — like, cisgender, straight guys — and really just, like, projecting to them that gender is completely arbitrary."
Maddy Morphosis was eliminated during episode six on Feb. 11.
