This week on The It Girl Podcast, Britney Shields (@itsbritneyshields) welcomes the incomparable Mylique E. Fawcett (@2leakyfawcett), a trailblazing queen whose reign stretches across every corner of Los Angeles nightlife — even in spaces that weren’t built to embrace her kind of drag (but now can’t live without it).

We trace Mylique’s journey from discovering drag during the pandemic to her meteoric rise in Dragged Out Season 6, where her charisma, authenticity, and artistry made her one of the scene’s defining voices. She opens up about embracing her bisexual identity, her evolution as a recovering people pleaser, and the power in choosing yourself first — both on and off stage.

Then, the girls get into the hot topics of the week:

·      The White House being destroyed (and trying to make sense of the Republican “value system”)

·      Lily Allen’s new album “West End Girl” — her divorce from David Harbour and why it’s being hailed as the new “Lemonade”

·      The New York City mayoral debates and Zohran Mamdani’s meteoric rise

·      The ongoing sugar daddy shortage hitting the gay community — and the new, more gender inclusive term coined by Mylique: "Glucose Guardians"

·      Hailey Bieber’s surprising support for the trans community (and why it actually matters)

·      And finally, some real talk about the lack of professionalism in the drag community — and how to raise the standard while keeping the sparkle

It’s drag, discourse, and divine chaos — a conversation as smart as it is shady.