The Werk Room is about to get even more crowded, and far more global.

World of Wonder has officially revealed the 10 queens competing on Season 3 of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs. the World, the fan-favorite international spinoff that brings together standout contestants from across the ever-expanding Drag Race universe. The series is set to premiere soon on WOW Presents Plus in the U.S. and select territories, airing day-and-date with its release on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer in the U.K.

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As with previous seasons, RuPaul will welcome queens from multiple franchises to compete against alumni of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in a high-stakes battle for global bragging rights. This season’s winner will walk away with a €50,000 cash prize and the coveted title of Queen of the Mothertucking World.

The Season 3 cast spans 10 countries and franchises, featuring queens from Sweden, Thailand, the U.S., Canada, the Philippines, Germany, Mexico and the U.K. The lineup blends Drag Race legends, early outs hungry for redemption and fan favorites ready for a second — or third — shot at the crown.

Here’s a closer look at the queens competing this season.

Fontana (Drag Race Sweden)
A finalist and runner-up on Drag Race Sweden Season 1, Fontana brings Brazilian flair and Scandinavian polish to the competition. Born in Brazil and now based in Sweden, Fontana is known for high-energy performances and fashion-forward looks. “I’m not here to play dirty, but I am here to take out the trash,” Fontana said. “I am ready to fight.”

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Gawdland (Drag Race Thailand)
A finalist on Drag Race Thailand Season 3, Gawdland enters the competition with wins in both the Rusical and Makeover challenges. Known for razor-sharp glam and unpredictable performances, the Bangkok-based queen is clear about their intentions. “This is not RuPaul’s best friend race,” Gawdland said. “I’m here to win.”

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Kate Butch (RuPaul’s Drag Race UK)
Placing fifth on Drag Race UK Season 5, Kate Butch quickly became known for their comedy chops and theatrical absurdity. Since leaving the show, Kate has built a successful career in stand-up, theater and television — even winning Celebrity Mastermind dressed as the dragon from Shrek. Describing their aesthetic as “glamour and camp: glamping,” Kate is ready to slay for the U.K.

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Mariah Balenciaga (RuPaul’s Drag Race, All Stars)
An original Drag Race icon, Mariah Balenciaga first competed on Season 3 of RuPaul’s Drag Race and later returned for All Stars Season 5. A ballroom legend with decades of experience, Mariah sees this season as a reinvention. “Y’all are going to get Mariah 3.0,” she said. “I don’t care what it takes, I’m doing it!”

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Melinda Verga (Canada’s Drag Race)
A breakout star of Canada’s Drag Race Season 4, Melinda Verga became known for her unfiltered confessionals and meme-worthy meltdowns — as well as a Snatch Game win. Now armed with reality TV experience, she’s playing to win. “I’m ready for some backstabbing and manipulation,” Melinda said. “I’ll send these b*****s home.”

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Minty Fresh (Drag Race Philippines)
A frontrunner on Drag Race Philippines Season 1, Minty Fresh earned early wins in the Talent Show and Design Challenge. Known for polished fashion and a flawless mug, Minty is representing the Philippines with pride. “It’s a full production, baby,” Minty said. “You’ll be obsessed. I’m not a showgirl, I’m a headliner.”

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The Only Naomy (Drag Race Germany)
A contestant on the inaugural season of Drag Race Germany, The Only Naomy is a supermodel-inspired queen known for edgy looks and striking makeup. This time, she’s not holding back. “Don’t mess with me,” Naomy warned. “I might be the villain of the season.”

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Serena Morena (Drag Race México)
Finishing eighth on Drag Race México Season 1, Serena Morena won fans over with charisma and chaos. Proudly representing Mexico, she’s ready to stir the pot. “I’m a nasty lady. I’m Mexican,” Serena said. “Don’t mess with me!”

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Sminty Drop (RuPaul’s Drag Race UK)
Sminty Drop left an unforgettable mark on Drag Race UK Season 4 thanks to avant-garde fashion and her viral “sad twerk” exit. Since then, she’s walked Paris Fashion Week and released music — and she’s not aiming to be nice this time around. “I’m never going to be Miss Congeniality,” Sminty said. “They need to know who the top dog is.”

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Zahirah Zapanta (RuPaul’s Drag Race UK)
A contestant on Drag Race UK Season 6, Zahirah Zapanta is a Filipino beauty queen known for bold fashion, strong makeup skills and outspoken confidence. With her first run cut short, she’s back swinging. “I ain’t scared of none of these girls,” Zahirah said. “This time, I’m ready to fight tooth and nail.”

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RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs. the World Season 3 is produced by World of Wonder for BBC Three and BBC iPlayer, with executive producers including RuPaul Charles, Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato. With international pride on the line, the competition promises drama, glamour and global drag excellence when it premieres soon on WOW Presents Plus.