Are we getting 'Drag Den Philippines' Season 2?

“May pasabog na announcement ang doll na ‘to very soon.”

Prime Video Philippines hopped on the online trend of making posters similar to the cast reveal of the upcoming “Barbie” movie. The streaming service posted a doll of “Drag Den Philippines” host and top queen Manila Luzon in a Filipiniana dress with puff sleeves and a big hat.

But the plot twist is the poster had the tagline: “May pasabog na announcement ang doll na ‘to very soon.” To add to the excitement, “Drag Den” director Rod Singh quote-tweeted it with the OK hand sign emoji.Last season, queen NAIA was named the series’

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