Brisbane Drag Star Inkubus Announced for Dragula Season Seven
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The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula season seven cast has just been announced and, for the second time ever, it features a drag star from down under.
Brisbane drag star Inkubus will appear on the season as she fights to bring the crown home for Down Under.
She will compete against eleven other queens for the crown in the new series set to air later this month.
Inkubus is ready to slay Dragula for Down Under
Born and raised in Queensland, the spooky and incredibly talented Inkubus currently calls Brisbane home and is ready to slay the competition.
The ridiculously talented drag artist has made a name for herself with some incredible gag-worthy transformations.
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Now Inkubus will get to show her incredible and spooky drag talents to the world as she attempts to impress the Boulet Brothers.
“Is this a dream or a nightmare! Surprise uglies, I’m coming to crash The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula Season 7! And I’m here to bring the crown back down under!” she wrote, announcing her participation online.
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Inkbus will be the second-ever contestant to represent down under drag on Dragula.
Season six saw Drag Race Down Under season two alumni Yuri Guy fly the flag for down under as she made her way all the way to the top four of the competition, just falling short of a win before the grand finale.
Now it will be time for Inkubus to shine when the next season drops on October 27 on Shudder & AMC+ in the US, which Aussies can access through Amazon Prime/Apple TV subscriptions.
The cast of The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula season 7:
– Annie Agurl (Atlanta, GA)
– Areal Haunting (Rockford, IL)
– Dvvsk (Los Angeles, CA)
– Felony Dodger (Los Angeles, CA)
– Inkubus (Brisbane, AU)
– Koochie-Koochie Ku (Atlanta, GA)
– Krustyna Clown (Anchorage, AK)
– Purus… pic.twitter.com/UfPxZ9V8f0— Drag Crave (@Drag_Crave) October 1, 2026
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I am born and raised in Queensland Australia. Repping the aussies through and through – Inkubus