All The Queens' Men - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Brady Taylor & Peter Maragos
We're back, queens! Mr. Latrice Royale (aka Christopher Hamblin) is kicking off Season 2 - and this week, it's all aboot Canada. He sits down with Mr. Jimbo, Brady Taylor, and Mr. Scarlett BoBo, Peter Maragos, to spill the tea about their lovely ladies.
Bob's Kings
In a series first, Christopher sits down with two kings that love the same queen! Bob the Drag Queen's partners Ezra Michel and Jacob Ritts chat with Chris about working with Bob, navigating their polyamorous relationships, and much more.
Marc and Michael
Christopher is joined by Mr. Dusty Ray Bottoms, Marc Singer, and Mr. Jinkx Monsoon, Michael Abbott. The three chat about everything from their queens' backgrounds, the life of a queens' man, and even the wildest place they've...well, you'll have to watch to find out!
One New, One Returning
Christopher is joined by the fabulous Johnny Velour, husband to the iconic Sasha Velour. They begin to chat about their queens when a surprise comes along, and Ginger Minj's CeeJay Russell joins the party!
Brady's Back!
For the final episode of Season 2, we're bringing back a familiar face: Jimbo's Brady Taylor! Chris and Brady sit down and chat about all the exciting things that have happened since the last time they spoke, including touring, performing, and impressing Brady's daughter's friends. Join us, won't you?
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