Kandy Muse, a former contestant on “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” has identified Tiffany “New York” Pollard as the co-star from E!’s “House of Villains” season 2 who she believes would perform best on “Drag Race,” citing Pollard’s already drag queen-like extravagant looks. Muse, who is competing for the title of America’s Ultimate Supervillain on the show, also expressed her interest in participating in “Celebrity Big Brother” after “House of Villains,” preferring it over more physically demanding competition shows.
Kandy Muse, a contestant on the upcoming season of E!’s “House of Villains,” believes Tiffany “New York” Pollard would excel on “RuPaul’s Drag Race” due to her extravagant looks and drag queen persona.
Oh, honey, let me tell ya—Kandy Muse is on a roll again! After her dazzling stint on "America’s Next Drag Superstar," she’s now eyeing the title of America’s Ultimate Supervillain. Can you believe it? And guess what? She’s got opinions, honey, about who’d slay in the Werk Room from her "House of Villains" crew.
So, Kandy, at 29, spills the tea to Us Weekly. Without missing a beat, she’s all, "New York, because I think New York is already a drag queen." I mean, Tiffany "New York" Pollard? A legend! Kandy’s like, "She was putting out these extravagant looks, and I was just like, ‘Oh, my God, girl, you’re eating me up!’" New York, hands down.
Now, these two icons are among the glittering cast of E!’s "House of Villains" Season 2. Alongside them? Teresa Giudice, Wes Bergmann, and a whole bunch of others. It’s a melting pot of drama, and New York, at 42, is bringing her A-game from her VH1 days.
The show? A riot. It premiered last year, pitting "villains" against each other for a cool $200,000. Despite the chaos, Kandy found her tribe, bonding over the art of drag. "Camille [and I] definitely got along really, really well," she reveals. Drama? Sure. But respect was the main dish.
Kandy’s not shy about her villain label. After her memorable turns on "RuPaul’s Drag Race," she embraces it. "Villains are always the most iconic ones," she says. And when "House of Villains" called? She was all in, no questions asked.
After the villainy wraps up, Kandy’s got her eyes on "Celebrity Big Brother." "Start off with that one," she suggests. Physical challenges? Not her cup of tea. But Big Brother’s strategic play? That’s more her style.
"House of Villains" Season 2 is hitting E! this fall. Get ready, ’cause Kandy Muse is about to show how it’s done, one fabulous villain at a time.
