At the time
when I found out
I wasn't gonna be allowed back on set.
I did have a bit of a breakdown
I cried for a few days.
Hello, Jodie Harsh here.
Welcome to Tea Time
with Attitude magazine,
a weekly show
where I'll be spilling the freshly brewed tea
with each eliminated queen
from RuPaul's Drag Race UK.
Today, I'm joined by Veronica Green.
-Hey, Veronica.
-Hi, Jodie. How are you doing?
-Really good.
A few months on from your untimely exit
from the competition.
How are you feeling?
I'm feeling quite good now.
Watching it back
I was kind of, like, covering my eyes
doing that thing of,
"I don't want to watch it.
I don't want to watch it".
But then once the moment passed,
I was like, "Oh, gosh,
that went by a lot faster
than I thought it was going to."
At the time
when I found out
I wasn't gonna to be allowed back on set.
I did have a bit of a breakdown.
I cried for a few days.
But you know,
I'm a positive person.
And I picked myself up and
carry on eventually, you know.
-Were you allowed to keep in touch
with other queens
during lockdown?
-So we were told
that we weren't supposed to.
But I snuck off to Tia's
when we were allowed to
mix households again for that short period in the summer.
So, me and Tia had a good chat
-You didn't talk about the show, of course,
you didn't talk about the show.
-Of course we did not talk about the show at all
No.
To be honest,
we didn't really talk about the show
we had, we wanted to become friends
and learn about each other
because we want to work with each other
outside of the show now for sure
-Can't wait see that.
And we saw the queens
in the werk room
voting to replace you.
Were you happy with their choice?
Yeah, I mean, ultimately,
you could have picked any of the three.
And I think people are going to be upset
and happy either way.
Every single one of those competitors
could go back in and compete,
-Who would you have voted for?
-I would have voted for Joe as well.
That would have been my choice, yeah.
-Do you think, I interviewed Ginny Lemon last week,
do you think she would regret
walking off the show at all?
I don't think she regrets it at all,
I think unless she's said it herself,
I think she knew what she wanted to do
and what she wanted to achieve.
And she did that.
You know she had different motivations
for entering the competition
than somebody like me.
So when she did what she did,
I had a different reaction.
Because my head
was in a different, a different place.
But I think she,
it was a great moment, fantastic moment.
-And Ru's given you a golden ticket
to re-enter the show next season.
So are you gonna,
I'm assuming you're taking that ticket?
-Well, you can assume all you like
I've got a few more days
to make my decision
and I'm going to leave them waiting
to the last second.
-What did you learn
from your experience?
And what will you take
through with you to the next season?
-Okay, well, what I learned
the most was that,
so I know that I struggle with
seeking approval from my peers.
That's something that
That's something that I've battled with since childhood.
I've battled with since childhood.
You know, going through rejection
and in my career
and as a kid being bullied
and all of that kind of stuff
that comes with being queer.
You just want to be loved by people.
And sometimes that side of me
came out that I-
I don't regret it
because it's a human,
it's a human nature thing,
but it's something
that I don't need.
I don't need approval from people.
So I think moving forward,
it's something I need to
really keep in check.
-What did you think
of Sister Sister's alleged stealing
of A'Whora's fish and chips look
speaking about last night's episode?
-That was blooming hilarious, that was.
I mean, hey,
if A'Whora came in
with that look straightaway
and you don't remember seeing it
that has gone into
your brain subliminally.
-Yeah,
-You know, the one thing that happened
between me and Sister
is that when I said to her, "Oh, you've thrown me off".
I don't remember
saying that to her at all.
And I swore blind
until seeing it on screen for myself
that I ever said that
so I can relate.
I can totally relate
where you think you've done
or said something
completely differently.
I'm sure that she,
I'm sure that it's just
entered her mind subliminally
and then she's thought,
"Oh, this is a great idea".
Not knowing where
the inspiration came from.
-Yeah.
There seemed to be
a lot of tension mounting
between you and some of
the other queens
before your exit.
I think Tayce called you cocky
at the start of this week's episode?
-He called me a cocky slag
and I'm going to wear that
as a badge of honour.
-I'm seeing merch.
Right? Cocky slag.
-Absolutely, cocky slag.
Hey, Vinegar Strokes
is one of my best friends
and she's a total slag
so I will be a cocky slag moving forward.
-I'm buying that T-shirt 100 per cent.
-Yeah, thanks, babe.
-We also saw Sister Sister
say that Veronica's Drag Race
would be really boring.
What's your response to that?
-My response to that is
if you're coining
Veronica's Drag Race
and not Sister Sister's Drag Race,
who's more interesting?
-Ooh, that's a little read, I think.
We'll leave it there.
I can't wait to see more of you.
Thank you so much for coming on
and chatting to us today.
-No, thank you so much for having me.
I really appreciate it.
Thank you.
-See you later.
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