All Stars 10: Aja Says Mistress Isabelle Brooks ‘Pushed it Too F**king Far’ in Werk Room Spat

We can barely go a day without a Drag Race scandal during All Stars 10, and most of these scandals and backlash seem to have Mistress Isabelle Brooks at the forefront of them.

via: Pink News

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10 finalist Aja has said that Mistress Isabelle Brooks ‘pushed it too f**king far’ during their episode 11 Werk Room spat – but revealed why she ‘couldn’t’ retaliate.

Warning: Sickening spoilers ahead for RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10, episode 11.

Though All Stars 10 is nearly over, with just one more episode until a new queen is inducted into the Drag Race Hall of Fame, the drama most certainly isn’t.

The biggest bust-up of the season happened in the first few minutes of episode 11, which also saw the queens take part in All Stars 10‘s talent show – but before that, habitual instigator and season 15 finalist Mistress Isabelle Brooks decided to goad Aja around the Werk Room table at the start of the day.

As Aja explained why she was feeling down the week prior, when she opened up to Bosco about her struggles and insecurities as a trans woman, Mistress began to laugh; Aja asked “What’s so funny?” to which Mistress said: “Girl, keep talking, I’m listening.”

When Aja began to start speaking again, Mistress lifted up Aja’s hair and laughed into her ear.

After a brief spat, Aja said that though she was feeling “a certain way” the week prior, this week she was “mentally here”.

Mistress then asked: “Are you?”

“You need to humble yourself. You need to deescalate whatever you’ve got going on over here,” Aja said.

“I don’t think I’ll take life advice from someone in your position,” Mistress replied.

During a viewing party at Roscoe’s Tavern, a bar in Chicago that regularly holds Drag Race events hosted by fellow Drag Race alum Naysha Lopez, finalists Aja and Jorgeous spilled on the moment, with Aja saying that Mistress “pushed it too f**king far”.

“Mistress just loves to play games,” Aja said. “I don’t think she really has bad intentions, I think she just takes it too far. [And] from the moment we got there, I was her chosen victim.”

She added: “You know when your sibling’s children are doing too much? And you’re like: ‘I don’t want to hit them, because they’re not my kids.’ B*tch, that’s how I was feeling.”

Aja continued: “But when we got to that moment, I was actually getting irritated but I was really high, because Jorgeous – we were about to go to the studio – pulled out these tiny f**king blunts…

“People everywhere are like: ‘I don’t know how you didn’t just turn around and slap the s**t out of her.’ I couldn’t. B*tch, I was too high.”

The All Stars 3 star said: “When we were there, it felt way longer and drawn out.”

Jorgeous, who originally competed on season 14 and then All Stars 9 before returning to All Stars 10, said: “Sister, when I was there I was literally s**tting my f**king panties, b*tch. I was f**king terrified.

“When Mistress started laughing, I was like, ‘What the f**k is this b*tch laughing at now?'”

“Normally, I’m a Mistress apologist,” Jorgeous said, before Aja chimed in: “That’s when you know you pushed it too f**king far.”

Mistress was sent home by her drag daughter Lydia B. Kollins in the penultimate All Stars 10 episode; that leaves Aja, Bosco, Jorgeous, Lydia and Daya Betty, Ginger Minj, Irene the Alien and a mystery wild-card queen to take part in the final lipsync smackdown for the crown.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 10 continues on Fridays on Paramount+ in the US and WOW Presents Plus internationally.