Canada’s Drag Race contestant Scarlett BoBo has hit again at followers following decide Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman’s departure from Twitter.

The decide deactivated his account on the social media website over the weekend after he was criticised by some viewers for his critiques on the sequence.

Nevertheless, Scarlett has come to Jeffrey’s defence, tweeting from her personal account: “Y’all coming for JBC from @canadasdragrace is truthfully an excessive amount of. IT’S A DAMN TV SHOW! We signed as much as be judged.

“@StaceyMcKenzie1 @Bhytes1 and JBC DID THEIR JOB! JBC was one of many kindest folks I’ve ever met and gave essentially the most wonderful pep talks EVERY F**KING WEEK.

“I’d sit up for the JBC pep talks as a result of he made us really feel particular, highly effective, and essential. He gave us the very best pep talks ever. This expertise was wonderful for all of us. Please do not spoil this for us or the forged and the unbelievable judges we had on the present.

“This was a beautiful expertise for every of us and we did this for you, the viewers and the followers. We have to begin spreading love and never hate. PLEASE cease this the hate messages. PLEASE. Let’s share some positivity PLEASE.”

Canadian streaming website Crave, which airs Canada’s Drag Race within the nation, has additionally issued an announcement denouncing harassment.

“The recognition of Canada’s Drag Race speaks volumes to the immense expertise of our queens and phenomenal judges, and we could not be extra happy with them,” Crave mentioned (through Now Toronto).

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“Out there in additional than 160 nations around the globe, Canada’s Drag Race has a global fan base, and it is unlucky that a few of these followers have let their ardour cross the boundary into harassment by posting hateful feedback about our queens and judges on-line.

“There isn’t a place for hate within the Canada’s Drag Race neighborhood, or anyplace. Our present encourages inclusivity and acceptance of all folks, and we hope that viewers who have not shared in that spirit, will respect that message.”

Canada’s Drag Race airs each Thursday in Canada and the US on Crave and WOW Presents Plus, and each Friday within the UK on BBC iPlayer.