RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under spoilers follow.
RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under had a clanger in its latest episode, as a mistake in the editing suite accidentally revealed the Maxi Challenge winner before RuPaul could.
Eagle-eyed Drag Race fans quickly noticed the error, which managed to sneak in to the final cut while Mama Ru and the rest of the judging panel declared the week's winner.
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As the queens – and viewers – awaited the result of the coveted Snatch Game challenge, someone in the editing room let the cat out of the bag by featuring Hannah Conda at the back of the stage during a shot of Spankie Jackzon.
Viewers quickly took to Twitter to share their glee at Hanna Conda's "iconic" behaviour of winning Snatch Game and "unlocking the powers of teleportation" at the same time.
Don't believe them? Have a watch below.
Meanwhile, in other Drag Race Down Under news, eliminated queen Minnie Cooper has opened up about feeling "isolated" by some of the other contestants.
Admitting to friction between with some of the younger queens in the competition, Minnie said that she found the Werk Room dynamics "hurtful".
"I think it's quite obvious," she said of the behind-the-scenes tension. "I would go to speak to them and they would just ignore me and dismiss me. I personally would never do that, especially in an environment like that. It's really hurtful."
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Fortunately, Minnie did at least feel as though she could connect with RuPaul and Michelle Visage. "I don't know if it's because we're of the same ilk and same age", she added.
"I just connected with them, I could speak to them... There's something about that self-deprecation. Being able to laugh at oneself, seeing humour in a circumstance. It's just something that's of a generation, I think."
RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under drops new episodes weekly on BBC iPlayer in the UK and Stan in Australia.
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