Exclusive: RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Season 3 winner Isis Avis Loren on how she's going to spend her $50,000 prize money
She's a winner, baby!
Isis Avis Loren became the first Australian queen to be crowned the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under this week, following an unforgettable season of the show.
The Season 3 queen took the number one spot ahead of fellow finalists Gabriella Labucci and Flor, and was absolutely over the moon when the news was announced.
All seasons of the RuPaul's Drag Race franchise are available to stream now on Stan.
She's the first Aussie queen to win such an accolade, with previous winners Kita Mean (Season 1) and Spankie Jackzon (Season 2) both hailing from New Zealand.
See the winning moment in the video above.
As well as the crown and scepter, Isis Avis Loren also bagged a years supply of cosmetics from Anastasia Beverly Hills and a cool $50,000.
Speaking to 9Entertainment, Isis Avis Loren said she felt "blessed and ecstatic" to be crowned the champion.
Isis Avis Loren (left) and Gabrielle Labucci (right). Stan
"I have been working in the industry for 10 years and it's because of this show that I began my drag journey," she said.
When asked what she'd spend her prize money on, she laughed: "Chicken nuggets. I love 'em! And towards bringing more love and light to the world though the power of drag!"
The winning moment. Stan
The crowning took place live at an intimate finale viewing party at Universal Sydney on Oxford Street with comedian judge Rhys Nicholson and previous winner Spankie Jackzon and more all cheering on the newest member of Drag Race royalty.
"I'm so grateful to have been crowned the first Australian Drag Race Down Under Superstar. It just goes to show when you believe in your dreams and shoot for the stars, you can achieve anything!" Isis Avis Loren added.
After being crowned the winner, the queen shouted: "You're born in a star, and a star is born in you!"
All seasons of the RuPaul's Drag Race franchise are available to stream now on Stan.
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