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<ul class="summary-list"><li><keyword id="14303786" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-mattel" source="Orion">Trixie Mattel</keyword> spoke to Insider about appearing out of drag in <keyword id="13671362" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="discovery-plus" source="Orion">Discovery Plus</keyword> series "<a href="https://affiliate.insider.com?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discoveryplus.com%2Fgb%2Fshow%2Ftrixie-motel" rel="nofollow sponsored">Trixie Motel</a>."</li><li>Mattel also discussed featuring her partner and friends for the first time in the series. </li></ul>Trixie Mattel told Insider she had mixed feelings about featuring her partner and appearing out of drag in her new Discovery Plus series, "<a href="https://affiliate.insider.com?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discoveryplus.com%2Fgb%2Fshow%2Ftrixie-motel" rel="nofollow sponsored">Trixie Motel</a>." The drag superstar rarely appears out of drag but balances Trixie with her out-of-drag self in "<keyword id="14303787" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-motel" source="Orion">Trixie Motel</keyword>." The series features Mattel, her partner David Silver, assistant Brandon Lim, and designer Dani Dazey as they renovate a Palm Springs motel. "It wasn't my favorite thing, to be honest," Mattel told Insider. "I don't love being out of drag on camera. But since this is a real process, where we were often pulling 12-hour days, I can't live in drag. We're in the desert doing manual labor in drag, I wouldn't wish that on an enemy."<div type="image" title="Lisa Vanderpump, Brandon Lim, David Silver and Trixie Mattel in &quot;Trixie Motel.&quot;" height="1614" width="2152" msid="92553515" hostid="261"></div>"We're trying to bring good energy to the motel and we can't christen it with vengeful drag queen energy — sweat rolling off my face carrying a bunch of wood," Mattel continued. "But once I got into it, it didn't matter. This show is beyond Trixie, this show is my real life. It's my real partner, who I've never shown on camera. I never post pictures of him. This is my real assistant, this is my real friends, and all of our guests are real friends of mine.""The costume is a fun part of it," she added. "It's not where it begins and ends. But if the motel has taught us anything, it's that packaging matters."<div type="image" title="Trixie Mattel and Dani Dazey working on &quot;Trixie Motel&quot;" height="628" width="1200" msid="92553519" hostid="261"></div>Mattel <a href="https://www.insider.com/trixie-mattel-will-never-compete-on-drag-race-again-2022-6">previously spoke to Insider</a> about why she'll "never" appear as a competitor on "RuPaul's Drag Race" again."They did ask me to come back for 'All Stars,'" she revealed. "They said, 'Hey, we're doing "All Winners." We know you don't want to do it, but we wanted you to know that we always think [of you] if you wanted to do the opportunity,' and I said, 'No, thank you.'"Mattel also appears on the Paramount+ drag singing competition, "Queen of the Universe" as part of the judging panel."I love judging," Mattel said. "I mean, making fun of Leona Lewis, Vanessa Williams, Michelle [Visage], and Graham [Norton] to their faces all day? They're fun people to mess around with and then the talent is so ridiculous."<a href="https://affiliate.insider.com?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discoveryplus.com%2Fgb%2Fshow%2Ftrixie-motel" rel="nofollow sponsored">"Trixie Motel" airs weekly on Discovery Plus.</a>

Trixie Mattel says appearing out of drag in 'Trixie Motel' wasn't her 'favorite thing'

<ul class="summary-list"><li>The "Drag Race" winner and "<keyword id="14303787" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-motel" source="Orion">Trixie Motel</keyword>" host told Insider she would "never" return to "Drag Race."</li><li>"They did ask me to come back for 'All Stars' ... and I said, 'No, thank you,'" she said.</li></ul>Drag queen <keyword id="14303786" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-mattel" source="Orion">Trixie Mattel</keyword> spoke to Insider about her new series, "Trixie Motel," and why she will "never" return to compete on "<keyword id="12105628" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="rupauls-drag-race" source="Orion">RuPaul's Drag Race</keyword>."Mattel previously competed in the seventh season of "Drag Race," becoming a beloved fan favorite, and later returned on the third season of "All Stars," beating Kennedy Davenport to win the competition.Despite her past success, Mattel told Insider she isn't interested in returning to compete in an "All Winners" season like the one currently airing on Paramount+."No," Mattel told Insider when asked about "All Winners."She continued: "They did ask me to come back for 'All Stars.' They said, 'Hey, we're doing "All Winners." We know you don't want to do it, but we wanted you to know that we always think [of you] if you wanted to do the opportunity,' and I said, 'No, thank you.'"<div type="image" title="Vanessa Williams, Trixie Mattel, Leona Lewis and Michelle Visage in &quot;Queen of the Universe.&quot;" height="1080" width="1920" msid="92498302" hostid="261" sizebytes="152236"></div>Mattel made the transition from "Drag Race" contestant to full-time judge last year when she joined Michelle Visage, Leona Lewis, and Vanessa Williams on "Queen of the Universe," an international drag singing competition that airs on Paramount+."I love judging," she said. "I mean, making fun of Leona Lewis, Vanessa Williams, Michelle [Visage], and Graham [Norton] to their faces all day? They're fun people to mess around with and then the talent is so ridiculous. If those were the season 1 singers, imagine the season 2 singers!" Mattel is not opposed to appearing on "Drag Race" in a judging capacity and would love to blend the franchise with her own show, "Trixie Motel."The <keyword id="13671362" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="discovery-plus" source="Orion">Discovery Plus</keyword> series features the drag superstar/country singer make over a motel in Palm Springs with the help of celebrities like Lisa Vanderpump, Nicole Byer, and Orville Peck. <div type="image" title="Lisa Vanderpump, Brandon Lim, David Silver and Trixie Mattel in &quot;Trixie Motel.&quot;" height="1614" width="2430" msid="92498304" hostid="261" sizebytes="270918"></div>"I would love to have the 'Drag Race' girls do themed hotel rooms and then I get to help judge, that would be fun," she said. "Or maybe they can do a challenge where they come out and do something at the motel now that I have a place to actually host. 'Can you host?' Now I can finally say yes. I would love to have some of the drag queens come do something motel- or renovation-related."The "All Stars" winner said it "made a lot of sense" to renovate a motel for the series."Trixie as the character is sort of Californian and kinda '60s," she explains. "Palm Springs is a little city in California that's super gay and frozen in the '60s.""We do want to do more," Mattel told Insider about possibly expanding her reality show empire. "We want each of them to have a really different experience. We would love to do an RV park with a bunch of themed Airstream trailers or a campground with themed cabins. We could make it really high concept where there's camp counselors and you as an adult are forced to wear a uniform like you're at summer camp and you get to call your family once a week.""Trixie Motel" airs weekly on Discovery Plus.

Trixie Mattel says she will 'never' compete on 'RuPaul's Drag Race' again

<ul class="summary-list"><li>The "Drag Race" winner and "<keyword id="14303787" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-motel" source="Orion">Trixie Motel</keyword>" host told Insider she would "never" return to "Drag Race."</li><li>"They did ask me to come back for 'All Stars' ... and I said, 'No, thank you,'" she said.</li></ul>Drag queen <keyword id="14303786" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="trixie-mattel" source="Orion">Trixie Mattel</keyword> spoke to Insider about her new series, "Trixie Motel," and why she will "never" return to compete on "<keyword id="12105628" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="rupauls-drag-race" source="Orion">RuPaul's Drag Race</keyword>."Mattel previously competed in the seventh season of "Drag Race," becoming a beloved fan favorite, and later returned on the third season of "All Stars," beating Kennedy Davenport to win the competition.Despite her past success, Mattel told Insider she isn't interested in returning to compete in an "All Winners" season like the one currently airing on Paramount+."No," Mattel told Insider when asked about "All Winners."She continued: "They did ask me to come back for 'All Stars.' They said, 'Hey, we're doing "All Winners." We know you don't want to do it, but we wanted you to know that we always think [of you] if you wanted to do the opportunity,' and I said, 'No, thank you.'"<div type="image" title="Vanessa Williams, Trixie Mattel, Leona Lewis and Michelle Visage in &quot;Queen of the Universe.&quot;" height="1080" width="1920" msid="92501209" hostid="261" sizebytes="152236"></div>Mattel made the transition from "Drag Race" contestant to full-time judge last year when she joined Michelle Visage, Leona Lewis, and Vanessa Williams on "Queen of the Universe," an international drag singing competition that airs on Paramount+."I love judging," she said. "I mean, making fun of Leona Lewis, Vanessa Williams, Michelle [Visage], and Graham [Norton] to their faces all day? They're fun people to mess around with and then the talent is so ridiculous. If those were the season 1 singers, imagine the season 2 singers!" Mattel is not opposed to appearing on "Drag Race" in a judging capacity and would love to blend the franchise with her own show, "Trixie Motel."The <keyword id="13671362" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="discovery-plus" source="Orion">Discovery Plus</keyword> series features the drag superstar/country singer make over a motel in Palm Springs with the help of celebrities like Lisa Vanderpump, Nicole Byer, and Orville Peck. <div type="image" title="Lisa Vanderpump, Brandon Lim, David Silver and Trixie Mattel in &quot;Trixie Motel.&quot;" height="1614" width="2430" msid="92501211" hostid="261" sizebytes="270918"></div>"I would love to have the 'Drag Race' girls do themed hotel rooms and then I get to help judge, that would be fun," she said. "Or maybe they can do a challenge where they come out and do something at the motel now that I have a place to actually host. 'Can you host?' Now I can finally say yes. I would love to have some of the drag queens come do something motel- or renovation-related."The "All Stars" winner said it "made a lot of sense" to renovate a motel for the series."Trixie as the character is sort of Californian and kinda '60s," she explains. "Palm Springs is a little city in California that's super gay and frozen in the '60s.""We do want to do more," Mattel told Insider about possibly expanding her reality show empire. "We want each of them to have a really different experience. We would love to do an RV park with a bunch of themed Airstream trailers or a campground with themed cabins. We could make it really high concept where there's camp counselors and you as an adult are forced to wear a uniform like you're at summer camp and you get to call your family once a week.""Trixie Motel" airs weekly on Discovery Plus.

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