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Queen of the Universe season 2
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The second season of Queen of the Universe premiered on June 2, 2023, through the streaming service Paramount+.[1]
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The winner of the second season of Queen of the Universe was Taiga Brava from Mexico, with Trevor Ashley from Australia finishing as the runner-up.
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On February 15, 2022, a press release from Paramount+ announced that the television series was renewed for a second season.[2] Graham Norton has returned as the host of the series with Trixie Mattel, Michelle Visage, and Vanessa Williams returning as judges, except for Leona Lewis, who was replaced by Mel B.[3]
The cast was announced on February 22, 2023, with a total of ten contestants, including Aura Eternal, a runner-up from the second season of Drag Race Italia,[4] and Love Masisi, a contestant from the second season of Drag Race Holland.[4]
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Contestants
Ages, names, and cities stated are at the time of filming.
Notes:
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Taiga Brava won Queen of the Universe season 2.
Trevor Ashley was the runner-up.
SAFE indicates that the contestant advanced to the following episode.
BTM (Bottom) indicates that the contestant was up for elimination.
SAVE indicates that the contestant was saved.
ELIM (Eliminated) indicates that the contestant was eliminated.
WDR (Withdraw) indicates that Maxie was removed from the competition due to an injury.
Guest indicates that the contestant returned as a guest.
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Round 1: No Place Like Home (June 2)
Queens were to impress the judges and in-studio audience during these two-part premiere episodes. At the end of this round, the Queen with the least in-studio audience votes was eliminated and the in-studio audience saved four Queens, leaving the bottom five Queens to perform in a Spice Girl Showdown to stay in the competition, where the judges eliminated one more Queen.
Round 2: Two Queens, One Song (June 9)
Last week's top Queen Viola and bottom Queen Taiga Brava were paired up and paired the other Queens. Four pairs wrote an original song based on four genres. At the end of this round, the audience saved three pairs of Queens and the remaining pair had to perform a "Survival Song" to stay in the competition, where the judges eliminated one more Queen.
Round 3: My First Time (June 16)
At the end of this round, the in-studio audience saved five Queens, leaving one of the bottom two Queens eliminated by the judges.
Round 4: Future Disco 3000 (June 22)
This round, top six Queens competed in three Disco Diva Showdown. After each Showdown, the audience saved one Queen and the other Queen had to perform a "Survival Song" to stay in the competition, where the judges eliminated one Queen.
Round 5: Exposed! (June 22)
Maxie couldn't continue in the competition due to an injury. At the end of this round, the in-studio audience saved two Queens, leaving one of the bottom two Queens eliminated by the judges, but the judges saved both the Queens in bottom two.
Round 6: Semi-Final (June 22)
Top four Queens were paired up with a mentor from Pop Diva Panel. At the end of the semi-finals round, the audience sends two Queens to the finals, while the judges save one of the remaining two Queens, but the judges votes was a tie. The Queen with the least in-studio audience votes was eliminated.
Round 7: Party All Over the World - Finale (June 22)
The final three Queens perform two songs, and one Queen takes home the top prize of $250,000 and the title of Queen of the Universe.
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