12 queens ready to slay for the crown in ‘Drag Race Philippines’ Season 4

Twelve fierce queens are officially set to compete for the Season 4 crown.

The cast for “Drag Race Philippines” Season 4 has been officially unveiled, introducing a fresh crop of queens vying for the title of the Philippines’ Next Drag Superstar.

Following the massive success of its third run, as well as its international “Slaysian Royale,” the hit reality competition by WOW Presents Plus returns to the werk room with host Paolo Ballesteros back at the helm. 

While the full judging panel has yet to be revealed, it can be assured that Jervi Wrightson (aka KaladKaren) will return alongside Ballesteros, following the passing of show judge and drag star Jiggly Caliente last year.

This year’s “Meet the Queens” drop highlights a diverse mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars from across the local drag scene, all ready to prove their chops on a global stage.

Here are things fans should know about the queens preparing to lip-sync for their lives and snatch the Season 4 crown.

Andy Crocker (MNL)

Regarded as “The Queen of Pop Culture Nostalgia” by fans, Andy is a Makati-based drag queen, host, filmmaker, singer, and makeup artist working at O Bar. Gaining attention by actress Andrea Torres for her Sisa portrayal, Andy began drag in 2010 and is the drag matriarch of the House of Crocker, alongside co-competitor Ghulli Ghush.

Bhorj Gum (BCD)

Bhorj Gum is a Bacolod-based drag queen known for her vibrant presence in the Visayan drag scene. She is notably recognized as the drag daughter of “Drag Race Philippines” Season 3 contestant Yudipota.

Bombalicious Eklaver (DC)

Bombalicious Eklaver is an award-winning Filipino drag queen who is currently based in the United States, hailing from Angeles City, Pampanga. Beyond her live stage performances, she gained wider recognition for starring as Mikyla in the feel-good romantic-comedy web series “STAY.”

Dixxxy Decoy (DVO)

Dixxxy Decoy is a rising drag queen hailing from Davao. She has built a steady local following in the vibrant Mindanao drag community.

Ghulli Ghush (MNL)

Ghulli Ghush is a fierce Cavite and Manila-based drag queen known for her captivating vogue performances at Rampa Drag Club. She is the drag daughter of Nectar Nightclub fixture Andy Crocker and proudly represents the House of Crocker and Rapture Royalties.

Katana (ISA/MNL)

Katana is an up-and-coming drag performer representing Isabela and Manila. She is widely celebrated in her local drag community. Prior to her announcement, she has been featured in massive local showcases like KweenCon and major lineup shows alongside prominent Drag Race Philippines alumni.

Manza (DVO/MNL)

Niqüe Harnnyl Manza, known simply as Manza, is a Davao de Oro-born drag performer, dance instructor, and professional aerial artist. She rose to national prominence by reaching the Grand Finals of “Pilipinas Got Talent” Season 7 in 2025, where she mesmerized audiences with her death-defying aerial drag routines made prominent in Manila’s iconic O Bar.

Maureen Biology (PAN/BAG)

Maureen Biology is a creative drag queen representing Baguio and Pangasinan. Her stage name combines her former pageant name, Maureen Lopes, with her passion for science as a licensed professional teacher.

Merckz (MNL)

Merckz is a dynamic Quezon City-based drag performer celebrated for her fierce aesthetics and captivating stage presence. She continues to be a standout figure in the Metro Manila nightlife circuit.

Misua (CDO)

Jayson Elvie Go Ty, better known as Misua, was a beloved Cagayan de Oro drag queen, graphic designer, and Haus of LaFeya member known for creating her own camp-inspired, fashion-forward drag looks. Tragically, she passed away at age 27 in April 2026, right before she was scheduled to film as a cast member on “Drag Race Philippines” Season 4.

Taylor Sheesh (MNL)

Mac Coronel, famously known as Taylor Sheesh, is a Manila-based drag queen who skyrocketed to international fame as the Philippines’ top Taylor Swift impersonator. Known for her massive, free-of-charge “Errors Tour” mall shows that emulate Swift’s “Eras Tour,” she is also the subject of the 2026 short documentary “Sheeh, a Taylor Love Story.”

Valeria (MNL)

Valeria is a polished Manila-based drag queen and pageant veteran who is a regular performer at O Bar. Following strict prohibitions on cross-dressing, she left her hotel job in Kuwait to pursue her artistry. She co-starred in the 2025 film “Warla.”

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