RuPaul dedicates Reality Emmy's fourth host to late Drag Race producer Jacqueline Wilson

Click here to read the full article.

RuPaul's Drag Race's RuPaul Charles won his fourth consecutive Emmy on Saturday for an outstanding host for a competition or reality program tied SurvivorJeff Probst won the most wins in the category. In accepting the prize, RuPaul dedicated his victory to Drag Racing Co-producer Jacqueline Wilson "we just lost recently."

"Oh my God, wow, that was very kind of you … really, really charming," RuPaul said on stage at Creative Arts Emmys in Los Angeles. The award-winning host then saluted the show for promoting the acceptance of "for all children dancing to the rhythm of a different drummer".

No more deadline

TV talent, which serves as a judge on Drag Racing as well as a producer, announced the news of the death of Wilson Wednesday on Twitter.

"Our beloved colleague Jacqueline Wilson has passed away," he wrote. "I could never express in words his invaluable contribution to the success of #DragRace and all the lives of those who have had the chance to work with him. Love always, my friend.

Behind the scenes, RuPaul was a little lighter. He said it was "hard to put the words together," but was enlightened by a question about his outfit for the evening, which included a shirt with a large lavender knot. "I wanted to make a pussy bow because I like a pussy bow, who does not like a pussy bow?", He chuckled, explaining that his goal was to say "bow of pussy "as many times as possible.

When asked what size Drag Racing RuPaul quoted a British version of October 3 on BBC 3, a Thai version and a version called Switch in Chile.

However, he added that the trail will never become the mainstream. "Drag is dangerous. Drag is not politically correct, "he said. "You're born naked, and the rest is dragged … we're all God sliding, and that's a radical thought that most people have to wrap."

He added, "Everyone in this room is sliding … look at everything you drag, the dragons. Hi, drag queens! "

VH1 renewed Drag Racing last month, announcing that he would come back for a 12th season. The cable network also renewed the spinoffs, RuPaul & # 39; s Drag Race All Stars, for a fifth season.

RuPaul drag racing race and RuPaul & # 39; s Drag Race All Stars are produced by World of Wonder Productions with Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato, Tom Campbell, Steven Corfe, Mandy Salangsang and RuPaul Charles, executive producers. Tim Palazzola is the executive producer of VH1 and Jen Passovoy, the producer.

For more details on the other winners of the evening, click here.

Sign up for the Deadline newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.