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- Joella, who appeared on season 17 of Rupaul’s Drag Race, Arrived at 2025 Emmy dressed as a Labubu doll
- The reality star wore a full fur suit and helmet and left some people wondering who was under the suit
- She shared the appearance of her Instagram, along with a video of her Costar Kori King, which was transformed into Michael Jackson for the ceremony
The identity of the lifelong labubu that walks the red carpet at 2025 Emmy Awards has been revealed.
Rupaul’s Drag Race Star Joella dressed in an elaborate appearance that was intended to resemble the viral dolls at the 77th annual ceremony on Sunday 14 September. Together with the furry suit, the star, 25, accessories with a handbag that looked like a Chinese food socket.
She shared photos and videos of outfit and her detailed face makeup on her Instagram and called it her “Labubu Slayysian Edition.”
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According to Pop Mart WebsiteSelling Labubus, the plush toys are described as “a devilish but sweet monster with pointed ears, a charmingly mischievous smile and very sharp teeth.”
Joella also published one side by side Cut her and colleague Drawl Alum Kori King, who was dressed as Michael Jackson on the carpet.
Fans made it to the comments to react, with many who praised them both for their humor.
“At Emmy’s?! I scream,” wrote one user while another commented, “That’s how Joella by Joella 😍.”
Another fan said: “I love these two 😭”
In a separate post of JoellasoloA follower explained: “She’s the moment.”
Both Joella and King were at Season 17 of the Reality Competition series, which was nominated for eight Emmys this year and has won 29 in its year-long driving. 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023, won the award for outstanding reality competition programs
Drawl was started in 2009 by the title RUPAthat leads the massively popular show as host, judge and producer.
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2024, He told people That his secret to success is: “Don’t take the life too serious.”
His other most valuable advice was something he learned from a drag queen called Lakesha Lucky in the 80s, when he got his professional start as a club artist in Atlanta.
“You were born naked and the rest are features,” he said.
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