Kandy Muse Names House of Villains Costar Who’d Do Best on Drag Race

After competing for the title of America’s Next Drag Superstar, Candy Muse is set to compete for the honor of America’s Best Supervillain — and she’s wondering how her new co-stars will fare in the werkroom.

When he was asked that House of Villains Season 2 star will perform best RuPaul’s Drag RaceCandy, 29, showed no hesitation.

“New York, because I think New York already has a drag queen,” Candy exclusively told our weeklyreferring to Tiffany “New York” Pollard. “She was doing this most extraordinary look, and I was just thinking, ‘Oh my God, girl, you’re eating me up!’ Definitely New York.”

Candy and New York are two of the contestants on the upcoming season of E! House of Villainsthat also has stars The Real Housewives of New Jersey‘S Teresa Giudice, the real world‘S Wes Bergman, Survivor‘S Richard Hatch, Big Brother‘S Jessie Godderz, Bad Girls Club: Las Vegas, Camilla Poindexter, Love and Hip Hop Atlanta‘S Safari Samuels, the Bachelor‘S victoria larson And 90 day fiance‘S larissa lima(New York, 42, initially found fame on the VH1 show Taste of Love,

The series began last year and The title follows “Villains” They live together and compete for $200,000 and the title of America’s Ultimate Supervillain. Although there are many fierce personalities on the show, Candy said she made friends in the house, even though she was competing with her roommates.

“Camille [and I] “We definitely get along really well,” Candy said. We in one Interview conducted by BetUS”I got along with most everyone. Yes, there was drama, but I think everyone there had a mutual respect for each other, especially for me, because they knew I was getting into drag. And they were also fascinated by the art of drag, how I went from being a child to becoming a glamorous diva. So, most people appreciated me. That doesn’t mean we didn’t get into it!”

While some reality stars might be insulted by the villain label, Candy isn’t afraid to embrace it after her time in the spotlight RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 13 and on All Stars Season 8.

“I knew that drag race I was considered a little bit of a villain, which I accept. Because villains are always the most iconic,” Candy explained. “And TV shows and movies, they’re always the most memorable. So when I was asked what to do House of VillainsI thought, ‘Oh, absolutely. There’s no doubt about it, let’s do it!’”

after House of Villains Candy has her sights set on the finale on another reality show, Celebrity Big Brother,

“I think that’s where we should start,” she said We“The thing is: I know that challenge And these are all physical competition shows — which, let me tell you, physical competition is tough. We did some physical challenges House of Villainsand I don’t know how wes the real world I go back to do it every other season because I can never do the physical part of a competition. I’m good at it. So a little Big Brother moment, it’s lovely for me.”

House of Villains Season 2 premieres this fall on E!.