Emerging onto the Los Angeles drag scene in 2021 with a spark ignited at a friend’s Pride party, Suadé quickly established herself as a force to be reckoned with. Her official debut at the West Hollywood launch of Wig and Waffles that same summer led to a coveted residency in 2022, solidifying her presence.

A pivotal moment arrived in 2022 when she connected with the legendary Honey Davenport, who became her drag mother, providing invaluable mentorship and guidance. This partnership blossomed into a creative powerhouse, with Suadé co-producing performances alongside Honey for prestigious events like Showgirls, Miss Continental, and DragCon.

2023 proved to be a landmark year. Suadé was featured in a tribute visual for “Bring It On” alongside fellow Black queens like “All Stars 9” winner Angeria, and graced the screen in Honey Davenport and Alaska’s “Mighty Legendary” video. She conquered Beyoncé Night at Henny Games and secured 1st runner-up in the All-Winners Night. Further demonstrating her collaborative spirit, Suadé formed a dynamic girl group with her sisters Luscious T and Aziza Bijoü.

Currently, Suadé holds a residencies Homo MegaMix (at Precinct), Do not Disturb (at Kiso), Function Fridays (Kiso) hosts the weekly RuPaul’s Drag Race and All Stars viewing party, monthly Hot Chocolate party and Drag Bingo at Bullet Bar, monthly Bingo with Suadé at Kiso, monthly Spotlight Competition with Suadé at Precinct

Beyond her stage presence, Suadé has been featured in two Los Angeles LGBT Center campaigns, spotlighted on People.com and in the Los Angeles Times, and lends her voice as a co-host for the drag roundtable “Last Week Was a Drag.” With her captivating performances and undeniable talent, Suadé continues to make her mark on the vibrant Los Angeles drag scene.