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RuPaul’s Drag Race Below Season 2 spoilers follow. RuPaul’s Drag Race Below queen Faúx Fúr has admitted she was “broken” after she was eliminated in the first episode because of one detail. The contestants for the second season of the Australian spin-off were the first queens to leave the show. A design error in his outfit cost Faúx Fúr his place in the next round of the competition. For a design challenge, the queens had to create a piece made entirely of unconventional materials that represented the Down Under theme. WOW Plus Rewards Related: Philippines Drag Race host announces to chair the panel together Drag Race legend Faúx’s clothes were still original on the front, but her black underwear could be seen from behind through the white mesh skirt. “It was difficult,” said the queen Australian Daily Mail . “I broke down.” She continued: “I was like, ‘Oh my God. Really? You’re going to send me home for black panty details?’ “There are three other girls who are worse than me!”

Albury will host its first competitive men’s Big Bash match as the BBL expand to 17 places for the 12th edition of the tournament this summer. The full KFC BBL|12 schedule will be released on Thursday, but all clubs today have offered a glimpse into the upcoming season, which kicks off after Australia’s day-night Test against West Indies at the Adelaide Oval. The eight clubs will host seven home games this season, including reigning champions Perth Scorchers who will return triumphantly to the ‘Furnace’ (Optus Stadium) after one home game at BBL|11 due to West Australia’s COVID border restrictions. Tickets for all KFC BBL|12 matches will be available via pre-sale on 16 August and publicly available from 18 August. Ahead of the full reveal, which is expected to include some new spots, here’s what we know about BBL|12 so far: Adelaide striker The strikers won’t have to wait long to avenge Hayden Kerr and the Sydney Sixers for a thrilling final loss in the final game of last season, with

Defending prime minister Sydney Roosters will begin their title defense against the Eels on 20 August following the Telstra 2022 NRL Women’s Premiership draw was released on Friday. The busy schedule, which will run concurrently with the NRL Telstra Premiership finals and series finals, includes primetime Sunday night football, two double-header clubs and a standalone three-header at Central Coast Stadium. The new-look Roosters will face Parramatta, whom they beat on field goals in March, before clashing with the Broncos in a second-half semi-final rematch at Redcliffe’s Moreton Daily Stadium, which hosts the 2021 NRLW grand final. The Tricolors have lost several players from last season’s premiership campaign including captain Corban Baxter (pregnant) and Newcastle-bound forwards Hannah Southwell, Yasmin Clydsdale and Olivia Higgins. They have signed Sam Bremner, Titans partner Destiny Brill, Shaniah Power and former Knight Jayme Fressard in their stead while Chante Temara, Zahara