Celebrity Info
She’s a reality personality and writer who gained widespread recognition as a standout contestant on season six of RuPaul’s Drag Race. Her name often comes up when fans reflect on that season, and she’s continued to build her legacy ever since. One notable milestone in her career was the release of her single “Keyboard Courage” in November 2015, which showcased her bold voice and unapologetic style. Beyond music, she also made a mark in theater—her original play Holdenville earned acclaim by reaching the finals of the American College Theatre Festival, highlighting her depth as a storyteller.
Before all the spotlight, she laid the foundation for her artistic journey by studying theatre at the University of Oklahoma. That passion led her to Chicago, where she further honed her craft at the renowned Second City. It was there that she developed the comedic timing and stage presence that would later define her performances. Over the years, she made appearances on several popular television shows, including NYPD Blue, Nip/Tuck, and Will & Grace, slowly building a diverse and impressive resume.
Her early life was shaped by strong influences—her father worked as a high school football coach, instilling discipline and resilience. Throughout it all, her name has remained synonymous with creativity, authenticity, and perseverance in the entertainment world. Whether through drag, writing, or acting, she continues to inspire with her multifaceted talent.
Her great uncle, the legendary New York Yankee Mickey Mantle, was a huge inspiration in her life. It was actually Mickey Mantle who sparked her passion for baseball back when she was still in school. Growing up, she often heard stories about Mickey Mantle’s incredible career, and that connection to Mickey Mantle made the sport feel personal and exciting. Because of Mickey Mantle’s legacy, she felt encouraged to pick up a bat and join the team, dreaming big just like him.
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