San Antonio West Side native Jorge Meza, also known as the drag performer Jorgeous, is “sashaying” back to the small screen after being cast on the ninth season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars.”

Another South Texas native is making their way to our screens on RuPaul’s Drag Race — this time from the Rio Grande Valley.

As the cast of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” celebrated the new season, they credited the show’s creator with popularizing drag and expressed concern about the protests and threats to the performance style at the heart of the long-running series.

From the first transgender military training instructor to a contestant on Ru Paul's Drag Race, these are some of the moments that defined the LGBTQ+ community in South Texas.

San Antonio West Side native Jorgeous, has “sashayed” onto television sets all across the nation after being cast on the award-winning series “RuPaul’s Drag Race” for the show's 14th season.

This year’s Pride Bigger than Texas celebration will be held virtually and will include special celebrity guests and other community performers who will be remoting into the show live.

San Antonio – Our Jen Tobias-Struski talks to two of the judges from Rupaul’s Drag race; Michelle Visage and Carson Kressley to discuss changes to the show amongst the pandemic, as well as what gives Rupaul’s Drag Race that special sauce that makes it so successful and critically acclaimed. Tune into VH1 on Friday’s at 7:00pm CT to catch Rupaul and all of the contestants.