All-Stars 10: Episode 11 Rucap

Mistress Is Over It, Mama

Let’s start with the drama because there was plenty of it this week.

Coming off a rough Snatch Game week, Mistress Isabelle Brooks looked like she was mentally checked out. The tension was thick in the werkroom everyone could feel it. And honestly? Mistress had every right to be in her feelings. She’s been fighting tooth and nail all season, and now it’s all boiling over.

But then… that moment. As Aja was chatting casually with the girls, Mistress randomly walked up, flipped Aja’s hair, and laughed directly in her ear.

WHEW.

Everyone’s face? Shooketh. It was awkward, unsettling, and honestly a little disrespectful. But major props to Aja for handling it with grace, maturity, and a tight lip. That’s growth. That’s poise. That’s… a finalist mindset.

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The All Stars Talent Show

It’s the penultimate episode, and the queens were challenged to bring their best in a classic Talent Show showdown. Here’s what each queen delivered:

Aja – Ritual Machete Dance (Powerful. Unhinged. Art.)

Bosco – Sultry Burlesque (Smooth, chic, and classic Bosco)

Daya Betty – Bitch Track performance (Grunge glam meets filthy beat)

Ginger Minj – Broadway original (predictable but polished)

Irene The Alien – Stylized Lipsync (alien pop princess realness)

Jorgeous – Classic Jorgeous-style Lipsync (tight choreo, body-ody-ody)

Lydia B. Kollins – Burlesque with a “Humpty Dumpty” concept (unexpected and campy)

Mistress Isabelle Brooks – Musical comedy titled “Ruzempic” (shady, pointed, and very Mistress)

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Runway Category: Foiled Again

Monochrome realness, metallic edition. A full runway of shimmering fantasy.

Top 2 Looks (IMO):

Aja – Gave you warrior goddess from head to toe

Irene – Angel warrior with exaggerated winges (yes, the arms were T-Rex realness, but the construction ate!)

The judges agreed with most, though they did clock Irene’s wonky proportions. Honestly though? That look was still a serve.

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Bottom Two: Mistress vs. Lydia

Once again, Mistress landed in the bottom, this time against her newly adopted drag daughter Lydia B. Kollins. Talk about a twisted family moment.

The lipsync? Charli XCX ft. Billie Eilish’s “Guess” moody, dancey, hypnotic.

Both queens went for it, but Mistress, in my opinion, gave it more layers. It wasn’t just moves, it was intention.

However, RuPaul made the call… and Mistress was eliminated as the last queen before the Grand Finale.

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The Final 7… Becomes 8?

Just as we were getting ready to say goodbye to Mistress for good, RuPaul revealed a final twist:

The judges have randomly selected two eliminated queens to re-enter the competition. The twist? Only ONE of them will actually return… and their names are being put into a lottery-style draw.

The names?

🥁 Mistress Isabelle Brooks and Kerri Colby

Honestly? I gasped.

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Your All Stars 10 Grand Finale Lineup (So Far)

Aja

Bosco

Daya Betty

Ginger Minj

Irene The Alien

Jorgeous

Lydia B. Kollins

??? (Mistress or Kerri)

It all comes down to the Grand Finale LaLaPaRUza, where the queens will battle in a series of lipsyncs for the ultimate crown.

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Prediction Corner: Ginger or Aja for the Win?

It’s no secret that Ginger Minj is being edited like it’s her coronation runway. But if there’s one queen who could shake it all up, Aja deserved the win in my eyes!

The question is: Will Ru stick to the narrative, or will she flip the script at the very end?