Yaass, Queens! Kita & Anita's Fab New GIG

TV’s about to get a lot louder!

- Ellen Mackenzie

As drag queens Kita Mean and Anita Wigl’it step out on Auckland’s infamous Karangahape Road, they’re literally stopping traffic with their crazy outfits and wild wigs.

Flirting with passers-by as they strut the strip in towering heels, it’s hard to believe there was ever a time when this dynamic duo felt less than fully confident, but when asked what their younger selves would think about their new TV show, House of Drag, Anita can’t help but start to cry.

“I was bullied in high school – I was at an all boys’ school and I was always the different one,” the British-born, Kiwi raised diva, 29, explains through tears. “I wasn’t a drag queen then, of course, but because of what I went through, I knew I really wanted to be something. I’m really proud of where I am now.”