RuPaul's Drag Race Star Kornbread 'The Snack' Jeté Shares Update About Her Future On The Show

The early frontrunner's time on the show was cut short due to an ankle injury.
Kornbread 'The Snack' Jeté
Kornbread 'The Snack' Jeté
World Of Wonder

RuPaul’s Drag Race star Kornbread “The Snack” Jeté has revealed she will not be returning to the show next year.

Kornbread emerged as an early favourite when Drag Race began its 14th series earlier this year, but was forced to bow out of the competition early due to an ankle injury she suffered on set.

While Drag Race fans assumed that the queen would be invited back in 2023 – as previous queens forced to leave the contest earlier, including Eureka O’Hara and the UK’s Veronica Green have – she confirmed on Friday that she will not be appearing on the next season.

My run on season 14 was nothing short of AMAZING,” she said. “Unfortunately I will not be returning to Season 15 of RuPauls Drag Race. Great things ahead!”

Kornbread added: “I love and appreciate you all for the support! Let’s make magic!”

She added that she was also not appearing on any All Stars seasons, noting this “wasn’t my decision”.

My run on season 14 was nothing short of AMAZING

Unfortunately I will not be returning to Season 15 of RuPauls Drag Race

Great things ahead!

I love and appreciate you all for the support! Let’s make magic!

— Kornbread “Conspiracy Queen” Jeté (@kornbreadTMFS) March 18, 2022

And no I’m not on anybodys all stars.

Wasn’t my decision :)

— Kornbread “Conspiracy Queen” Jeté (@kornbreadTMFS) March 18, 2022

She later clarified that her “wasn’t my decision” comment referred only to not appearing on All Stars, implying it had been her choice not to return for season 15.

Kornbread – who is transgender –wrote: “A bitch just wants to focus on her transition.”

Thanks EW for the article. All you need to know is in here :) I said it when I first left the show and they reiterated!

A bitch just wants to focus on her transition:)https://t.co/845m2MRSAo

— Kornbread “Conspiracy Queen” Jeté (@kornbreadTMFS) March 18, 2022

Allllll STARSSSSSSSS read the comment again.

— Kornbread “Conspiracy Queen” Jeté (@kornbreadTMFS) March 18, 2022

HuffPost UK has contacted World Of Wonder, the production company behind RuPaul’s Drag Race, for comment.

While Drag Race has been available to watch week-by-week on Netflix UK since its ninth season, this year marked the first series since 2017 that is not available to watch on the streaming giant. Instead, new episodes debut weekly on the platform WowPresents Plus.

This year’s series saw the introduction of a twist in which queens could be saved from elimination by a golden ticket hidden inside a RuPaul-branded chocolate bar.

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