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RuPaul’s Drag Race Star Jason De Puy to Join Big Brother Season 28

RuPaul’s Drag Race Star Jason De Puy to Join Big Brother Season 28

Key Takeaways

  • Jason De Puy, known as Salina EsTitties, is set to compete in Big Brother season 28.
  • De Puy previously appeared on RuPaul's Drag Race and has released music under the EsTitties name.
  • The new season of Big Brother premieres on July 9 on CBS.

RuPaul’s Drag Race star Jason De Puy, better known as Salina EsTitties, is set to join the cast of Big Brother for its upcoming season 28. The news was announced by the reality show on Tuesday (July 7), alongside other cast members including Melody Morris and Barrett Pfeiffer.

De Puy has a background in both drag and music, having competed on season 15 of RuPaul’s Drag Race in 2023 and releasing songs under his EsTitties moniker. His latest single, 'Pek Pek,' was released in 2026. He also made an appearance on the song 'My Guy' by Frankie Grande, the older brother of Ariana Grande.

In a video shared on Instagram, De Puy introduced himself to Big Brother fans, stating his long-standing admiration for the show since season 16. He hinted at his strategy for the competition, saying, ‘I’m gonna say that I’m a professional drag queen, and I’m going to read the room to see if anyone clocks my tea. If they clock me, I’m just going to be like, “Yeah, I was on Drag Race.”’

De Puy further elaborated on his approach: ‘The perfect blindside’s gonna get them, and they’re gonna be so gagged, but baby, at that point it’ll be too late. Sorry, goodbye.’ His candidness and humor are expected to add a unique flavor to the upcoming season.

Big Brother season 28 will premiere on July 9 on CBS, with contestants living in a remote house under constant surveillance as they navigate elimination votes. The show promises nonstop drama and unexpected twists, making it an exciting addition for fans of both RuPaul’s Drag Race and Big Brother.

De Puy's participation is part of a larger cast announcement that includes several other notable names from the entertainment industry. Fans can look forward to seeing how his drag queen persona will play out in the competitive environment of Big Brother.

I’ve been watching since season 16, so I’ve been around.

Jason De Puy, RuPaul’s Drag Race star

The perfect blindside's gonna get them, and they're gonna be so gagged, but baby, at that point it'll be too late. Sorry, goodbye.

Jason De Puy, RuPaul’s Drag Race star