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Michelle Visage

TV Show Host

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Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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1968-09-20
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Michelle Visage is a well-known television and radio personality who’s made a huge name for herself through her long-standing collaboration with RuPaul. Over the years, Michelle Visage has become a familiar face and voice to fans of pop culture, especially as the co-host of The RuPaul Show on VH1 and the dynamic duo behind RuPaul’s WKTU morning radio show. Her energetic presence and sharp wit have made Michelle Visage a standout in both TV and radio.

Before she rose to fame alongside RuPaul, Michelle Visage was already making moves in the music world as a member of the dance trio Seduction. The group found success in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s with hits like “Two to Make It Right” in 1989, showcasing her talent beyond just hosting. But even earlier than that, her journey began when she won a Madonna look-alike contest at just sixteen years old—an early sign of her flair for performance and style.

Michelle Visage pursued her passion seriously by studying at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Manhattan, laying the foundation for her multifaceted career. Born Michelle Lynn Shupack, she’s not only built an impressive professional life but also embraced motherhood with grace. She shares two daughters, Lola—who’s gained attention on TikTok under the username Cheesejerky4life—and Lillie.

Through it all, Michelle Visage continues to shine across media platforms, always bringing authenticity, humor, and heart. Whether she’s on air, on stage, or supporting her family, Michelle Visage remains a true icon in entertainment.

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She joined the cast as a contestant on the fifteenth season of Big Brother UK, making her appearance in January 2015. She quickly became a notable figure throughout the season, with fans tuning in to follow her journey. Her time on the show brought her into the spotlight, and she handled the challenges with confidence. As the weeks went by, she continued to stand out among the other housemates, showing both personality and resilience. Her participation marked a key moment in that season of Big Brother UK, contributing to its dynamic atmosphere.

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