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Makayla Couture

Alias:
Makayla Couture
Makayla Couture / Makayla Walker
Makayla Walker Louboutin
Ruby Couture

Birthplace:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Biography from TheMovieDB

Makayla Walker Louboutin is a Black Trans Drag Queen, dancer, actress and multidisciplinary artist. She is a trained classical, contemporary, and musical stage performer, with her Drag being focused on being authentically Black with an homage to old-glam Hollywood. She is dedicated to ensuring that her Drag can represent every Black boy or girl who has felt out of place or odd. As a member of the Jane-Finch community, Makayla is passionate about bringing arts-based programming to youth. Whenever she is not performing or producing her next project, she supports as a Creative Director on the Flaunt It Movement's Core Team.  Following her guest appearance on season 2 of Canada's Drag Race in which she received a makeover from eventual winner Icesis Couture, Makayla was adopted into the 'House of Couture' and now performs under the name Makayla Couture. She later appeared as a contestant on the 2nd season of Call Me Mother.

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