Drag queens Khianna and Shae Shue K are now engaged

GMA Network - Nov 7, 2026

Drag queens Khianna and Shae Shue K prove that love wins as they're now happily engaged! The couple announced the happy news on Instagram, sharing photos from their surprise onstage proposal during Brigiding's "CAKE" at Teatrino Promenade. Adding to the magical moment, Shae Shue K was seen wearing a bridal gown surrounded by friends in a wedding-themed setting. "YES NA YES Kent Ryan ❤️," the drag queen wrote. "Akala ko sa movie o teleserye lang to nangyayare sa totoong buhay din pala. Akala ko part lang ng performance, totohanan na pala. At akala ko hanggang sana all lang kami " Shae Shue K then expressed love for Khianna with a heartwarming message. "But this time finally engaged na kami at may forever sa aming dalawa ❤️7 years and counting and to many more moments with you My LOVE Tandaan mo I'm always here for you. Mamahalin kita araw-araw and excited ako makasama ka habang-buhay Khianna I LOVE YOU Huuuwaaay! " Meanwhile, take a look at Khianna and Shae Shue K's engagement photos in this gallery.

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