Hey Qween Makes International Television Debut On OUTtv February 2018

Hey Qween Makes International Television Debut On OUTtv February 2018

Popular LGBTQ Talkshow to debut on Thursday February 1, 2018 Immediately Following an All-New Episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars

Celebrity Guests include Aja, Shea Coulée, Candis Cayne, Farrah Moan and Detox

Vancouver & Los Angeles – January 24, 2018 – OUTtv today announced that Hey Qween is coming to OUTtv and OUTtvGo.  Hey Qween will debut on OUTtv on February 1, 2018 at 9:30 pm ET/PT, immediately following a new episode of RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars. Hot T will also be added to OUTtv’s Thursday night schedule at 10:00 pm ET/PT, making Thursday nights truly gag-worthy.  OUTtvGo subscribers will be able to stream both Hey Qween and Hot T in addition to Look at Huh!, the Hey Qween after show.

Every week on Hey Qween, comedian Jonny McGovern and drag diva Lady Red Couture host the gayest talk show of all time, where they catch up and gossip with fabulous celebrity guests. In 2017, Hey Qween won the WOWIE Award for Best YouTube Channel with over 37 million views to date.

And if celebrity gossip is your cup of tea you won’t want to miss Hot T! Each week Jonny McGovern, Lady Red, Brandy Howard and Julie Goldman are joined by celebrity guests as they dish on tabloid rumors and throw some Hollywood shade.

“All of us here at Hey Qween! are ecstatic to be making our international debut with OUTtv on February 1st! We are proud to have created a show that shines a light on artistry, freedom of expression and being true to who you are. Thank you to our amazing guests and most importantly, you, the viewers, for the continued support. We hope to remain the “gayest show of all time” for countless seasons to come,” said Jonny McGovern

Brad Danks, CEO of OUTtv Network commented, “Jonny’s comedy and Lady Red’s fierceness make Hey Qween highly entertaining and fun. Following RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars with Hey Qween and Hot T makes Thursday nights on OUTtv the gayest night on TV and the home of drag in Canada.”