Lauren Betts, NCAAV Players Trade Stores for Rhinestones on the waic race: All-Stars

UCLA women’s basketball star Lauren Betts is used to be the center of attentionBut this time she left her color comfort zone that instead, she painted her face. Betts and five other NCAAV players appeared in season 10 Rupaul’s Drag Race: Everything Stars and paste everything and are fully undertaken that it will become the queen to drag one day.

Joining Betts were Talia von Oelhoffen from USC, Nevaeh Dean and Hunter Hernandez from UC Irvine, and Sister Mai Hernandez from Loyola Marimount and Abby Prohaska from San Diego.

Episode 16. May was focused on the prevalence challenge, which included six female basketball athletes, which includes the songs of the songs and striking the runway with choreographic dance performance.

While NCAAV players were there to learn about the artistic form of dragging and entertaining themselves when they opened and shared some difficulties coming with women’s athletes – especially at high levels.

“I think everyone expects us, like, super masculine,” Betts expressed when they asked about what the aspect was doing, I like to get dressed, I like to do my makeup, I like everything then. “

Betts continued to elaborate as the process of being Swing He managed to push her to grow and eventually had a positive impact on her.

“You know, I’ve never felt this sense, like, confidence like now,” Mladi Phenom said. “I think playing basketball at college is so hard and it’s really hard to be confident all the time. And you ladies just made me so special, I’m just grateful for all of you.”

Hunter Hernandez contributed his thoughts with the differences between the ways the media and fans treated men and women’s basketball players.

“I feel like I’m just making the same respect as men (is the hardest part),” Irvine Garda said. “We do the same amount, but we get so much less respect.”

After all six couples received the radial criticism, von Oelhoffen compared the obstacles that the artists were dragged with the coached basketball players, the strengthening of links in the group even more.

“I feel like athletes, what we do on a day-to-day level is very difficult. We are in 1% athletes at that level, but it’s like a different kind of heavy” ” USC women’s basketball Gard added. “I know we all have so much respect for what you are doing.”

Emotional revelations of the player ended on the theme a day, because their participation resulted in surprise $ 2,500 from Swing on “Play like a girl“What helps fight questions that accelerated young girls in sports.

However, Betts and Von Oelhoffen had time to contain trade jokes as members Crosstown-Rival Bruins and Trojans. When asked which party would win the following billing, both players exchanged a competitive look, and Von Oelhoffen threw the microphone on this topic, a simple response to two words.

“We’ll see.”

Betts and Hernandez’s partners were chosen as the first two weeks, and Hunter – who chose Estelle’s name for her darling – in the end took the overall victory with the Iprene Alien partner.

After the episode emitted, Betts taken to your Instagram story to react to official discovering its transformation. “Beautiful privilege duo” she began, inviting the nickname and Swing Bosco partner was joking with himself.

“Thank you for making it the most amazing experience,” Betts said with the heart of Emoji. The photograph of her towing change the ego, “Goddess”, the 21-year-old was simply written, “unrealistic.”

Lauren Betts, Talia von Oelhoffen and the remaining pointed basketball basketball basketball basketball can be seen Rupaul’s Drag Race: All-Stars Season 10, Episode 3 on Paramount +.