Victoria Ahearn
Competitors in Canada s Drag Race are shown in a handout photo. Canada s Drag Race has some new faces on its main judging panel for season 2. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Bell Media June 29, 2021 - 1:47 PM
TORONTO - Canada s Drag Race has some new faces on its main judging panel for season 2, premiering later this year.
Streaming service Crave says actor Amanda Brugel, fashion personality Brad Goreski and CTV s etalk senior correspondent Traci Melchor join Brooke Lynn Hytes to critique the drag-queen contestants.
Brugel, Goreski and Melchor replace two previous resident judges â actor and activist Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and supermodel Stacey McKenzie, who were on season 1 with Hytes.
Brugel, Goreski and Melchor replace two previous resident judges actor and activist Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman and supermodel Stacey McKenzie, who were on season 1 with Hytes.
The show s Twitter account said this week McKenzie won t be able to return for Season 2 due to COVID-related challenges.
And Hytes and McKenzie announced on Instagram in March that Bowyer-Chapman wouldn t return because of a scheduling conflict with his role in the upcoming Disney-Plus series Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.
Like RuPaul s Drag Race, the Toronto-shot version sees drag artists compete in a series of challenges for the title of the Next Drag Superstar and a grand prize of $100,000.
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