Painted with Raven - Season 3
Season 3
Painting With Raven
Raven's handpicked 8 queens from across the Drag Race franchise to sit down for exclusive conversations while they beat their mugs and reveal all kinds of tips, tricks, and tea on Painting With Raven.
Episodes
Angeria Paris VanMichaels
It's the southern belle from ATL, Angeria Paris VanMichaels! Raven and Angie talk all things Season 14, who Angeria thinks is an "uglay bitch", and her recent time on All Stars 9!
Jaida Essence Hall
Look over here! It's Jaida Essence Hall! Jaida joins Raven to paint a blushy face while revealing her most embarrassing possessions and spilling behind the scenes tea from All Stars 7.
Deja Skye
The pastel princess of season 14 has arrived. Deja Skye sits down to share some of her fierce makeup secrets while Raven presses her on who's the worst queen to tour with and tests her Drag Race trivia knowledge.
Silky Nutmeg Ganache
The Reverend Doctor is in the building! Silky Nutmeg Ganache joins Raven to paint an extravagant look while answering her burning questions about the start of her drag career and her iconic All Stars 6 lip syncs.
Nicole Paige Brooks
Hailing all the way from the great city of Atlanta, Georgia, it's Nicole Paige Brooks! Nicole visits Raven to paint one of her signature looks and prove she doesn't wear acrylic toenails.
Naomi Smalls
Naomi Smalls joins Raven today to show that "life's not fair!" The pair reconnect on their time together in the Chicago drag scene while Naomi exposes the longest time she's taken to get into drag.
Phoenix
Tucson, Flagstaff, PHOENIX! Raven is joined by Season 3's Phoenix to talk about her illustrious drag career and recent interest in All Stars as she recreates the look that sent her home.
Shannel
Do you hear jingle bells? No, it's just Shannel! The Mother of Christmas joins Raven to paint an evil queen look while chatting about her celebrity impressions and fabulous time on Season 1 and All Stars 9.
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