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Watch Aja Sashay Her Way Onto the Season Premiere of Hey Qween

Prepare your tea cups because the sixth season of the hit web series begins right now.

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We hope you've got your cup and saucer ready because the tea has brewed and it's ready to be poured. Hot off the broken heels of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, Jonny McGovern & Lady Red Couture's hit web series Hey Qween has returned as well for a new season of hot gossip and hotter guest stars.

Seriously. After five seasons of guests that included Ru Paul, Shane Dawson, Trixie Mattel, and Alaska Thunderfuck, the sixth season kicks off right now with Brooklyn queen Aja and the entire House of Aja. What does "the gayest channel on earth" have planned? Watch the full first episode below to find out.

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