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For the first time in its herstory, Belgium is welcoming the most glamorous drag competition. Hosted by the great French-Canadian diva, Rita Baga, Drag Race Belgique will demonstrate the immense talent and creativity of its drag scene. So be prepared for their audacity and authenticity!
Episode 8 : Grand Finale
April. 06,2023
For the grand finale, the three queens will take on a memorable singing and dancing challenge before the final verdict.
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Episode 7 : Discour de reine
March. 30,2023
To prove they have the merits and skills to be crowned, our queens will deliver their first speech to the Belgian nation.
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Episode 6 : A deux c’est mieu!
March. 23,2023
In this episode, the five remaining queens perform a complete drag makeover and transform five Belgian television personalities.
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Episode 5 : Snatch Game
March. 16,2023
This week, the queens take on the iconic Snatch Game challenge where they will have to deliver their best celebrity impersonations.
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Episode 4 : L’émission qui vous déshabille
March. 09,2023
As the search for the first Belgian superstar drag continues, the queens will show all their acting skills in a parody of the much acclaimed “Ni juge, ni soumise” Belgian documentary.
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Episode 3 : Festival Realness
March. 02,2023
They have a great sense of fashion but are they ready to use their beautifully manicured hands to sew the most flamboyant outfits? That’s what the queens will have to prove during a dreaded design challenge.
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Episode 2 : The Unavoidable
February. 23,2023
This week, the queens will have to deploy all their business skills to promote an iconic Belgian food in a TV commercial.
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Episode 1 : Bonjour Everyone
February. 16,2023
Ten Belgian queens will demonstrate all their creativity in a legendary talent show.
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