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Honey Davenport is an American drag queen, performer, member of the band "Electrohoney" and one of the Season 11 contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race (placed 13th).

Honey, New York City's crown jewel, is one of three Season 11 contestants hailing from the "House of Davenport." Sahara Davenport, a former "RuPaul's Drag Race" alumni was their mentor. Honey also acted in various Off-Broadway plays, was a member of an electro band, and has 18 pageant crowns under their belt.

Drag Name Origin[]

Previously known as "Sir Honey Davenport," Honey's name originated when they attended one of RuPaul's autobiography signing events and RuPaul wrote to them as, "honey." Their surname, Davenport, got put on the end when they were adopted into the Davenport family by their drag mother, "The Lady Deja Davenport."

Track Record(s)[]

Honey Davenport
Statistics USA Season 11
Ranking: 13th Place
Maxi Challenges Won: 0
Mini Challenges Won: 0
Times as Team Captain: 0
Times in Bottom: 1 (Ep. 3)
Episode Eliminated: Episode 3

Entrance Quote[]

"This honey is raw and unfiltered."

Memorable Quotes[]

RuPaul's Drag Race Season 11[]

  • "I might wear Givenchy, but labels don't fit me."
  • "I'm really confused as to why Hot Wheels needs to make an appearance on RuPaul's Drag Race. (referring to Yvie Oddly's entrance look)
  • "So, not only is Silky not happy with what she got, which is what she chose, but she's making her way around the Werkroom doing all of her same boom kat kat that she's been doing since she walked into the door. Silky should probably head back over to her Peppermint box and figure out how she gon' sweeten up this runway."
  • "Don't ever let your insecurities come between you and your dreams (...)" (upon be eliminated)

Trivia[]

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  • Honey Davenport is originally from Philadelphia.
  • Davenport's one of the members of the "House of Davenport". They are the drag daughter of celebrity makeup artist The Lady Deja Davenport and the drag mother of past contestant Monét X Change. Deja's drag mother is Kelexis Davenport, whose other daughters include past contestants Sahara Davenport and Kennedy Davenport, as well as Armani Nicole Davenport (drag mother of A'keria Chanel Davenport), Silky O'Hara Munro (drag grandmother of Ra'Jah O'Hara) and Chevelle Brooks (drag mother of Jiggly Caliente and Mistress Isabelle Brooks).
  • They have won 18 pageant titles.
  • They stated that they were a backup dancer for and influenced by Season 9 runner-up Peppermint for several years before branching into a career of their own.
  • They are the second ever contestant named "Honey," the first being Honey Mahogany.
  • They are tied with A'keria Chanel Davenport and Ra'Jah O'Hara for the third queen from the Haus of Davenport to appear on the show, the first two being Sahara Davenport and Kennedy Davenport.
  • Their favorite past-contestant is Manila Luzon.
  • They were paired with Manila Luzon for Episode 1's mini challenge, a photoshoot.
    • Coincidentally, they are also Manila's drag niece.
  • Honey is the lowest placing Davenport on RuPaul's Drag Race, placing 13th.
  • They are the first and so far only contestant to be eliminated during a six-way lip-sync.
  • They were homeless just days before receiving the call to be on season 11.
  • They would've impersonated either Wanda Sykes or Santa Claus if they had made it to Snatch Game.
  • They appeared in an Anthony Padilla video about the art of drag, along with Laganja Estranja and Gigi Goode.[5]
  • Honey is currently in a relationship with Dragula Season 1 and Resurrection contestant Loris.
  • They auditioned for RuPaul's Drag Race eight times until they finally got on on Season 11.

Gallery[]

Season 11 Looks[]

Discography[]

Electrohoney Albums[]

  • "The Electric Highway" (2013) (1. Jet to Dance 2. Transsexual 3. Found It Out 4. Indestructible 5. Dangerous 6. Last Call 7. Sizzle)

Solo Singles[]

  • "The Hive" (2019)

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