TV See Drag Race winners reunite in EW's stunning All Stars 7 portraits Feast your eyes on these all-star queens. By Joey Nolfi Joey Nolfi Entertainment Weekly's Oscars expert, 'RuPaul's Drag Race' beat reporter, host of 'Quick Drag' Twitter Spaces, and cohost of 'EW's BINGE' podcast. Almost all of the drag content on this site is my fault (you're welcome). EW's editorial guidelines Published on April 26, 2022 12:30PM EDT Close 01 of 09 Winner, winner, (several) chicken dinners EW unites 'Drag Race' winners for our 'All Stars 7' cover shoot. Vijat M for EW And on the 13th year of the RuPaul's Drag Race life cycle, God — a.k.a. Mama Ru — created the first all-winners season in her-story. EW assembled the divine panel for an All Stars 7 cover story detailing their ascent toward the monumental season, and the resulting photos are a slice of pure drag heaven. See the individual portraits from EW's AS7 shoot in the gallery ahead, and watch the full Around the Table interview at our "Winner, Winner, Last Chicken Dinner" with the cast. 02 of 09 Yvie Oddly (season 11) Yvie Oddly for EW. Vijat M for EW Yvie Oddly spoke about her "hot" dad, making music, and more in her original season 11 winner interview — three years before her drag sister, Willow Pill, also spoke of Yvie's influence (and, yes, being spanked by Daddy Oddly) in her season 14 winner interview. Read our full All Stars 7 cover story to see what the other winners had to say about Yvie's run this season. 03 of 09 Raja (season 3) Raja for EW. Vijat M for EW Raja recapped Drag Race season 3 on EW's BINGE podcast — making revelations about the Tic Tac (and vodka bottles) she swiped from the set. Read our full All Stars 7 cover story to learn why Raja said yes to another run. 04 of 09 Jinkx Monsoon (season 5) Jinkx Monsoon for EW. Vijat M for EW Jinkx Monsoon previously spilled behind-the-scenes tea on Drag Race season 5 on EW's BINGE podcast, including which queen one of her sisters called "the devil." Read more from Jinkx — including the pressure to match her iconic first Snatch Game— in our full All Stars 7 cover story. 05 of 09 Shea Couleé (All Stars 5) Shea Couleé for EW. Vijat M for EW On the evening of her All Stars 5 victory, Shea Couleé told EW she dedicated her drag to Black women. See how Shea's artistry kept that message alive in our full All Stars 7 cover story 06 of 09 Jaida Essence Hall (season 12) Jaida Essence Hall for EW. Vijat M for EW In our original winner interview with Jaida Essence Hall, she spoke about the power of being an example for young Black kids on mainstream TV as she earned the crown four days after George Floyd's murder. Learn why she almost turned down her chance to join the all-winners season in our full All Stars 7 cover story. 07 of 09 Monét X Change (All Stars 4) Monét X Change for EW. Vijat M for EW Monét X Change spoke about the infamous All Stars 4 tie in her original 2019 winner interview with EW. Read the full All Stars 7 cover story for her thoughts on why this season has nothing to do with settling that tie. 08 of 09 Trinity The Tuck (All Stars 4) Trinity The Tuck for EW. Vijat M for EW Monét's "twinner," Trinity The Tuck, also spoke to EW about the All Stars 4 tie shortly after being crowned back in 2019. Learn who she crowned the trade of the new season — and the big reason why — in our All Stars 7 cover story. 09 of 09 The Vivienne (RuPaul's Drag Race UK season 1) The Vivienne for EW. Vijat M for EW The Vivienne is the first Drag Race UK queen to make an appearance on an American edition of All Stars. Read her thoughts on joining her United States sisters in the full All Stars 7 cover story.