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Watch: Shangela Drops Surprise Comedy Show Filled With Juicy All Stars 3 Stories

27 July 2020
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Shangela spilling the All Stars 3 tea…

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Drag Race legend Shangela Laquifa Wadley (real name D.J. Pierce) has dropped a surprise stand-up one hour comedy show on YouTube that is filled with juicy (and hilarious) stories from her time competing on Rupaul’s Drag Race All Stars 3.

Shangela originally toured her hilarious one woman show Shangela Is Shook in 2018, shortly after her run on season three of All Stars.

Servin it, servin it, servin it up like candy!

Shangela’s candid tell-all (and we do mean TELL-ALL) Shangela Is Shook: AS3 is streaming now for free on YouTube and Vimeo. You can watch it below:

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