Who is Dulce from Canada’s Drag Race Season 6? Age, Ethnicity, Nationality, Net Worth, Social Media, and More

Who is Dulce from Canada’s Drag Race Season 6?

Dulce, born on December 14, 2000, is one of the standout drag queens competing on Season 6 of Canada’s Drag Race. His real name, Pablo Jimenez-Lopez, comes from the Spanish word for sweet. With Spanish as his first language, Dulce joins Canada’s Drag Race Season 6 as the first drag performer of Mexican descent.

How old is Dulce?

Dulce was born on December 14, 2000, in Amherstburg, Ontario, making him 25 years old as of 2025. He always celebrates his birthday on December 14 every year, and his zodiac sign is Sagittarius.

Personal Information Summary

Early Life and Education

Dulce was born on December 14, 2000, and grew up in Amherstburg, Ontario, before later settling in London, Ontario. While growing up, Dulce faced certain challenges of being openly queer. At the age of 16, Dulce joined the Canadian Army Reserve, where he spent six years, an experience that instilled discipline, resilience, and a strong sense of advocacy. While talking to CBS News, Dulce revealed that he had a difficult time during his time in the military, as he faced discrimination and rejection for being openly queer

Dulce didn’t, however, care about people’s opinions, since he had promised himself that he would never change his personality because of people’s opinions. He stated, “By just being myself, it opened up conversations with others on the military base.” He continued, “I had quiet conversations with men who had not come out and were seeking advice, as well as those just curious about supporting my career.” Dulce shares a close bond with his sister, Momocita, where they talk about some fun stories as they share memories from their past.

What does Dulce do to earn a living?

Dulce earns a living primarily as a drag performer, traveling across Ontario to entertain audiences.

Is Dulce Married?

As of 2025, Dulce is not married, and there is no public record or mention of him having a spouse

Dulce, Canada’s Drag Race Season 6

Dulce identifies with he/him pronouns out of drag and she/her in drag. Her first drag show performance was at the now-closed Old East 765 Bar and Grill in London, where she immediately started taking her drag dreams seriously. She is delighted to be part of Canada’s Drag Race Season 6, as it has always been her passion to be part of it. On one of her Instagram posts, she captioned, “This has been a dream come true. I don’t wanna say “I never thought I’d be here” because no lie… this isn’t a surprise to me at all. I’ve known I’m a star since day one.” In addition, Dulce is recognised on stage as a dancing diva who travels across Ontario to perform and entertain audiences. Spanish is his first language, and he often incorporates it into his performances.

It’s worth noting that Dulce is the former drag daughter of Aria Doll from Call Me Mother Season 2 (Information as per fandom.com). Beyond her performance on drag, Dulce is an avid advocate of the LGBTQ+ community, as she often uses her platforms to highlight the challenges and triumphs of LGBTQ+ individuals in traditionally conservative spaces. Her passion for being an advocate of the LGBTQ+ community was fueled by her experience in the Canadian Army Reserve, where she faced the challenges of being openly queer. This advocacy is a central part of her identity, and she hopes her journey inspires others to embrace their truth regardless of environment.

How Tall is Dulce?

Dulce is approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, equaling 1.73 meters

All you need to know about “Canada’s Drag Race Season 6”

Season 6 features 12 new queens competing across nine episodes for the title of Canada’s Next Drag Superstar and a $100,000 prize. The season continues the familiar Drag Race format, with challenges testing the queens’ skills in performance, fashion, comedy, and lip-sync battles. In addition, it introduces a refreshed judging panel. Longtime judge Brad Goreski departed after Season 5. The panel now consists of Brooke Lynn Hytes and Traci Melchor, joined by a rotating trio of special resident guest judges: Carson Kressley, known from RuPaul’s Drag Race; Hollywood Jade, the show’s choreographer; and Sarain Fox, a dancer, activist, and television host. In addition, the season promises high-profile guest judges, including Paula Abdul.

Casting for Season 6 began in October 2024 and premiered on Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025, at 9 p.m. ET on Crave in Canada and WOW Presents Plus internationally. The contestants hail from across Canada, representing a wide range of drag styles and regional identities. Among them are;

1. Eboni La’Belle (St. Catharines, Ontario)
2. Hazel (Vancouver, British Columbia)
3. Karamilk (Toronto, Ontario)
4. Mya Foxx (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
5. Paolo Perfección (Montreal, Quebec)
6. PM (Vancouver, British Columbia)
7. Saltina Shaker (Ottawa, Ontario)
8. Sami Landri (Moncton, New Brunswick)
9. Star Doll (Toronto, Ontario)
10. Van Goth (Toronto, Ontario)
11. Velma Jones (Montreal, Quebec)

Dulce Net Worth

Dulce’s net worth is not publicly documented, as he is a newcomer to mainstream drag visibility through Canada’s Drag Race Season 6.

Social Media

Dulce is gaining popularity on social media, where he shares drag looks, performance highlights, and updates about his journey on Canada’s Drag Race. You can follow him on his social media handles.

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