The story about the funeral just had me in tears. Some people can be so mean. Thankfully, Eureka can bring some light to the propensity of drugs and alcohol in the drag world, club and bar world. We all share the trauma and most of us deal with it with numbing the pain through addiction. Onwards...
It's so hard to believe that woman's family actually did that. Like it's one last time everyone sees her who loves her. Is their pride and bigotry that strong to not give their family that last proper send off
That part was so heartbreaking 💔😢 after being violently k**** for being who she is it’s the biggest slap in the face. I hope if there’s an afterlife that she’s living her best life and living her truth. The violence that trans women face every day is horrific. Thank you for speaking on this Eureka
I saw Eureka in a Christmas drag show here in the UK about 4 years ago. At the end of the show, when the lights were up, all other queens gone and audience leaving, she climbed down from the stage to speak to fans of hers in the front row. So kind and generous with her time.
See I’ve heard the exact opposite. That she was completely rude to fans at a Drag con. Ignored most of them and acted like it was a chore to be there. Maybe she learned you gotta turn it on when fans some to see you.
@@jessewru6425 maybe but rude is rude. Especially when people not only pay to be there, but pay to meet you in particular. Regardless, I don’t see how a trans woman can be a drag queen. It’s blurs the line too much. RuPaul should have stuck to her guns and only allowed real queens. Don’t you agree?
@@Garbeaux.I absolutely do not agree. This is an art form. And it’s only a very specific person who feels drawn toward this act, and it’s just a fact that gender does not reflect who slays with their drag and who doesn’t. P.s. how dare you talk about mother like that 🦆💦
I think Eureka is one of the more misunderstood queens to come from the RPDR franchise. I'm glad she's becoming more comfortable with herself to share her amazing being with the world. She is inspiring! ❤
I think she's one of the more outspoken & genuine queens who wears her heart on her sleeve (& clearly more authentic after rehab & trauma therapy as she said). People who misunderstood her are the people who tend to miss-understand everything in their lives because they just aren't understanding people.
I see you sis! I was full figured when I began my transition 13 years ago and it was hard existing at the stigmatized intersections of trans/woman/plus sized. You are a goddess regardless of what society says.
It really hit me when she said her biggest regret it's every time she's had to lie about who she is, who she loves, how she feels and what she does. That's the only fear of death I have, to have died and not lived authentically they way I wanted to.
I could feel every word Eureka said. When she talked about transitioning and de-transitioning because of her own safety, I felt that, coming from Tennessee she absolutely had to do what she needed to do to take care of herself. That right there is inspiring, show her some love everybody.
i'm confused. i thought transitioning was a must for better mental health, like if someone is prevented from changing they'll d.i.e. ??? as Jada said "confusion"
Oh gosh. I only knew of a possibly temporary transitioning period from wiki type page entries when I got back into watching the drag race shows, mostly when s10 was airing if I was not looking much during s9, but never knew any details of all of why besides my assumption that maybe it just didn't feel the right thing to fully go all the way. I may not ask a trans friend or acquaintance much and just let them share what they want to share about their journey when I've met them through a mutual friend or other way. From some few documentaries I've seen on TV in the past about some who have actually transitioned fully, it is very rare and so far I've seen only one male who possibly regretted becoming a woman later on (I wish I remembered the title of it) but can barely remember the tale, and at least know while they talked with him in a gym exercising, hmmm, cannot recall much but imagining whatever he must've had to tell others who meet him especially when it came to dating and relationships, with any details of his story besides of course that especially about the bottom surgery and not having anymore umm, you know... Only a few months ago too, exploring some Story section of SC, a chat & filter app I rarely use, it has been only other time I of this time of a woman who did become male and detransition back later on. I'm unsure I even have that saved to listen to it again to see why she felt it maybe wasn't right to maybe stay, even after seeing those pics or videos of talking about trimming or shaping the beard while being trans male. Sry if I went off on a slight tangent but of course I can only imagine such feelings any trans person may have towards starting such a journey or possibly stopping one, and anything in relation to it. Anyways, thanks for this unexpected interview I've seen suggested on my homepage and I never had any idea many of these heartbreaking stories have occurred besides the few things I remember on the Drag Race seasons or few things on a drag tea channel or LGBTQ site article. (Sorry all I wrote so much while letting the video play!)
My mom died of cancer when I was 17. Her talking about how her mom said that she was done with treatment reminded me of my mom. She told me she was "ready to go home" and it was hard because I wasn't ready but it wasn't about me. She suffered through cancer twice and it took her a year to die. I miss my mom everyday but I wouldn't want her back how she was.
I think it’s important to note that Eureka is working thru life step by step. Taking everything by the day. Taking time for herself. This interview is so relatable to so many people out there. Helping others, family drama, rehabilitation, building yourself back up-doing the work to better yourself...it’s a lot. This interview is so great. Always been a fan of Eurekas television personality but to see her at home and talking I love her more!❤
As a fellow addict i totally understand Eureka. Im 36 years old and have been addicted to nearly every drug, then alcohol, food, hunger, sleep, sex, relationships, beauty, image obsessed... it seems like its never ending the things i can find myself addicted to. 😅 Ive been sober from drugs 7 years, alcohol 5... but i really still have that addictive personality. It runs in the family and has been passed down generation to generation, till me... ive put a stop to that at least 😂
My mom was a food addict and smoker. She died of cancer at 69. Her brothers are alcoholics. I love my family, regardless, but until I lost my dad I greatly underestimated the power of the addiction gene. I’ve always been careful to not use anything to handle my emotions. When my dad died, there was a voice in the back of my head that kept popping up and saying, “You know, you’d feel a lot better if you had a drink.” I was so freaked out and scared. I feel like it wouldn’t be much for me to tumble down into addiction by my second drink. I have so much respect for anyone who can claw their way out of addiction. My mom really tried but she couldn’t stop, and I lost her because of it. My peace is knowing those addictions can’t touch her anymore.
I'm a patreon member and I am very happy with the length of your videos. It's your channel, run it the way you want. Here's at least one person who will support you in that.
I love that Eureka talks about other addictions, drugs are simply a side affect, the addiction itself is what we need to eradicate. Addiction is our desire to escape pain and suffering.
Okay so I wasn’t the biggest Eureka fan on season 9, but I came around hard gurl! Eureka seems so sweet and talented and genuine, and I hope she continues to feel more herself!!
My biggest concern is the trying to be passing or look authentic. For our beautiful trans non binary folk, you be you. Authentic is you feeling happy with yourself. We will all love you for it. There is trauma in working to become something for someone else, like the image of being passable. Be you for you, not for the world or for everyone else's eyes. Love you Eureka!!! Thank you for sharing your story.
I agree it should be like that, but sometimes passing is also a safety thing. I’m an out, proud and sometimes loud trans gay man, and as long it’s (relatively) safe, I’ll always be open about it. But when I have to, I’m glad I’m able to pass as cis and straight, sad as that might be…
What a delight!!! I was so concerned about Eureka and her journey and was even thinking about her the other day while I was driving home from work. I wanted to hear *her* words as to how she is doing. You are both treasures.
I've always loved watching Eureka competing on Drag Race and All Stars, it's so refreshing to see more of her personal, day-to-day life, especially dealing with her transition. I wish her all the best!💛
As a southern gay, I am so proud of girls like you, Miss Eureka. The courage and braveness of you and the girls before you, my age, gave me strength to be out and proud. You are strong. And gentle. And perfect-ly imperfect and that is good enough. You are good enough and I am good enough. If you ever come DC, I want to take you to dinner.
It is so lovely to see Eureka speak like this. I feel like we have seen "Eureka" the character who's very over the top, but to see her like this, very candid and real was so nice.
I hope that in the future, we can treat people who detransition with more compassion and kindness. Eureka is a beautiful example of the fact that detransitioners often need to do so for their own safety. Much love to you, Eureka. And so much love to all my trans and nonbinary siblings.
Wow. What a beautiful interview. Eureka is such a beautiful person, inside and outside, and you are such an amazing interviewer! You really listen to what she has to say and you seem just like a friend to her. Amazing. Keep this up! And all my love to Eureka, im so sorry she went through all of that rough stuff, but she’s incredibly strong ❤❤❤
Eureka is the type of Friend/Family member we all need! You just know she's the most supportive person to those she loves. If you had a problem with anything you know she'd be there with a shoulder to lean on and a ear to listen to you. Her heart is made of pure gold! Thank you for sharing this interview!
Eureka is one of my top 3 favorite queens. Seeing her talk about being a trans/nonbinary individual from Tennessee hit hard for me. God bless this beautiful woman and much success and happiness for her.
as someone who didn't enjoy her on the show, like she never bothers me just wasn't my thing.. I love this person here and super appreciate this thoughtful interview!!!!
I've met Eureka multiple times - she is SO SWEET and SO NICE. Not a mean bone in her body. The hate she gets is so undeserved and so toxic. She's been a victim of the internets "attack first, ask questions never" habits. Eureka is learning. She is making mistakes. But she is also growing. People need to give her more space to learn and grow.
I lost my Dad to cancer back in Aug 2022. My mom in 2016. I always thought I was too young. We are the same age. It helps to know I'm not alone. God, I miss them
I didn't know Eureka until I saw "We're Here" - I was amazed about her astute philosophy she was able to share with the people in the towns they visited. She is my favorite
This is a beautifully conducted interview. And Eureka is looking gorgeous. Her honesty and transparency makes this one of the better interviews I've seen in a long time.
Wow this has made me see a total different side of Eureka! My love for her has definitely strengthened after watching this. Noticed a lot of things that relate in my life! Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
Eureka is such a strong beautiful human being.. I've loved her since Season 9 but her run on Season 10 was when i really connected with her story.. so grateful for any chance to get to hear her speak and share her story
I love Eureka so much. She understands what it's like to be a big person in this world, a big person with a big voice, with a big personality. I've always been judged and forced to quiet myself and disappear. I'd give anything to meet Eureka and be her friend. I know I could learn a lot from her.
Omg thank you so much for doing this interview babes, and thank you Eureka for being down to do it! I honestly didn’t know about Eureka’s truth, I just thought she was the big loud girl, and really struggled to like her, because of that. She just reminded me of a person from my past, who I had a bad falling out with, which is never fair to judge someone based on another’s actions, so that’s not an excuse on my part… just the reason why I think it took me a bit to warm up to her. But hearing her story, and what she went through both as a trans person, and as a child of a single parent (I can relate so much!), it really made me appreciate her and understand her more. I’m a much bigger fan of hers now, after this interview! She’s definitely a survivor!
I met her at my first pride and she was so incredibly sweet and personable. I’ve met many queens but she has been my favorite. She has such a beautiful soul
What a lovely interview. This was a joy to watch. Honestly I’m like nearly in tears because I see myself so much in her. I appreciate the candid nature in which you she spoke. Thank you. Xoxo
This is a seriously amazing interview! I've loved & related to Eureka since seeing her the first time & this makes me understand why a little more. What an incredible woman! ❤️❤️❤️
I am so proud of Eureka for many reasons. I’m originally from TN and have been to the bar that she used to perform at. With the age difference I wouldn’t think she was performing yet. I know it’s tough in TN especially now. Ive been a fan since the first entrance on RPDR and continue to be a fan today. So proud of the work she has done, message she has shared and the courage to rehab for a better tomorrow. All my love to Eureka and her journey.
I don’t watch tv, so I didn’t know who she was… but I absolutely love her. She seems like she’s been through some shit, but she seems so humble. I love that.
Late to the party but I can't thank you and Eureka enough for this video. I am so sorry for the violent experiences Eureka describes trans people go through. Thank you for sharing the words you've found to describe what the real face of trans phobia is. Thank you for the opportunity to learn and be educated. 💝
I respect Eureka soooo much. She’s so beautiful and funny and kind. Proud and excited for her. I went to treatment myself….been sober 14yrs now. She’s totally right. The physical part sucks, but it’s nothing compared to the mental part. It’s all worth it.
I was a Eureka fan before, but after seeing this interview I'm Love her. Her truth, her honestly and her openness makes her more amazing than ever. I'm from TN as well and I felt like I was hearing a neighbor on the phone. Eureka, live your life, shine your light & by doing this you inspire. I wish you Peace, Love and Happiness. Matt ~ as always, you Rock!
This is a great interview. On Seasons 9 and 10 I thought “she has ADHD hardcore!” (Which isn’t a read-I teach and live with ADHD peeps including my own kids). One piece of that is ‘masking’ authentic emotion. She is not doing that here at all; the shift is astounding. This feels so, so authentic….like when I have my kids/husband as ‘just them’ too, or kids I teach in a chat when they don’t have to be “on”. I really love that she owns the addictive personality (thankfully just coffee now but it’s had its moments) and also the trauma (but the humour coming in with rolling mom’s joints). Eureka, keep doing you…from one CPTSD fat girl to another.
The story about the funeral just had me in tears. Some people can be so mean. Thankfully, Eureka can bring some light to the propensity of drugs and alcohol in the drag world, club and bar world. We all share the trauma and most of us deal with it with numbing the pain through addiction. Onwards...
It's so hard to believe that woman's family actually did that. Like it's one last time everyone sees her who loves her. Is their pride and bigotry that strong to not give their family that last proper send off
That part was so heartbreaking 💔😢 after being violently k**** for being who she is it’s the biggest slap in the face. I hope if there’s an afterlife that she’s living her best life and living her truth. The violence that trans women face every day is horrific. Thank you for speaking on this Eureka
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That got me deeply. I’m not well 💔 the saddest thing i’ve ever heard
@@grantmegan91 I've heard of it happening many times over unfortunately.
Eureka did such a turn around the fandom, I hope everyone is showing her love
A turn in what sense? I hope so too!
Goodness! She never changed, stop falling for the games the producers play. Stop hating on people based on edits.
Please!
Fuck no I hate all 3 of them
@@bunjijumper5345 It's not on the show that made me dislike her back then. It was her saying the N word and saying she wishes she was black.
@@JakobTennisMB same
I saw Eureka in a Christmas drag show here in the UK about 4 years ago. At the end of the show, when the lights were up, all other queens gone and audience leaving, she climbed down from the stage to speak to fans of hers in the front row. So kind and generous with her time.
See I’ve heard the exact opposite. That she was completely rude to fans at a Drag con. Ignored most of them and acted like it was a chore to be there. Maybe she learned you gotta turn it on when fans some to see you.
I think the back rooms of drag con is a whole different circus than a cozy bar.
@@jessewru6425 maybe but rude is rude. Especially when people not only pay to be there, but pay to meet you in particular. Regardless, I don’t see how a trans woman can be a drag queen. It’s blurs the line too much. RuPaul should have stuck to her guns and only allowed real queens. Don’t you agree?
@@Garbeaux.I absolutely do not agree. This is an art form. And it’s only a very specific person who feels drawn toward this act, and it’s just a fact that gender does not reflect who slays with their drag and who doesn’t. P.s. how dare you talk about mother like that 🦆💦
🤣🤣😂😄✨
I think Eureka is one of the more misunderstood queens to come from the RPDR franchise. I'm glad she's becoming more comfortable with herself to share her amazing being with the world. She is inspiring! ❤
I think she's one of the more outspoken & genuine queens who wears her heart on her sleeve (& clearly more authentic after rehab & trauma therapy as she said). People who misunderstood her are the people who tend to miss-understand everything in their lives because they just aren't understanding people.
no there is nothing to misunderstood: he is subliminally racist, and the he isn't even aware of it.
“The strongest people are the most vulnerable people” made me cryyyyy
As a full figured trans woman, I find so much truth and beauty in this interview. Thank you Eureka! Thank you for this interview!
youre a man
I see you sis! I was full figured when I began my transition 13 years ago and it was hard existing at the stigmatized intersections of trans/woman/plus sized. You are a goddess regardless of what society says.
Lea, I’m happy you exist. 🏳️⚧️💙
Rae, I’m happy you exist. 🏳️⚧️💙
This full figures business. Just own the fact you eat too much & don't exercise. Take responsibility for what YOU put in your mouth.
It really hit me when she said her biggest regret it's every time she's had to lie about who she is, who she loves, how she feels and what she does. That's the only fear of death I have, to have died and not lived authentically they way I wanted to.
Get a grip.
The honesty in the interview was very powerful. Congrats Eureka.
I could feel every word Eureka said. When she talked about transitioning and de-transitioning because of her own safety, I felt that, coming from Tennessee she absolutely had to do what she needed to do to take care of herself. That right there is inspiring, show her some love everybody.
i'm confused. i thought transitioning was a must for better mental health, like if someone is prevented from changing they'll d.i.e. ???
as Jada said "confusion"
TN is so dangerous right now. Im seeing so many LGBTQ+ leaving, and I do not blame them at all. It’s just ridiculous.
@@emmapeel8163I think you’re purposefully misunderstanding
Oh gosh. I only knew of a possibly temporary transitioning period from wiki type page entries when I got back into watching the drag race shows, mostly when s10 was airing if I was not looking much during s9, but never knew any details of all of why besides my assumption that maybe it just didn't feel the right thing to fully go all the way. I may not ask a trans friend or acquaintance much and just let them share what they want to share about their journey when I've met them through a mutual friend or other way. From some few documentaries I've seen on TV in the past about some who have actually transitioned fully, it is very rare and so far I've seen only one male who possibly regretted becoming a woman later on (I wish I remembered the title of it) but can barely remember the tale, and at least know while they talked with him in a gym exercising, hmmm, cannot recall much but imagining whatever he must've had to tell others who meet him especially when it came to dating and relationships, with any details of his story besides of course that especially about the bottom surgery and not having anymore umm, you know... Only a few months ago too, exploring some Story section of SC, a chat & filter app I rarely use, it has been only other time I of this time of a woman who did become male and detransition back later on. I'm unsure I even have that saved to listen to it again to see why she felt it maybe wasn't right to maybe stay, even after seeing those pics or videos of talking about trimming or shaping the beard while being trans male. Sry if I went off on a slight tangent but of course I can only imagine such feelings any trans person may have towards starting such a journey or possibly stopping one, and anything in relation to it. Anyways, thanks for this unexpected interview I've seen suggested on my homepage and I never had any idea many of these heartbreaking stories have occurred besides the few things I remember on the Drag Race seasons or few things on a drag tea channel or LGBTQ site article. (Sorry all I wrote so much while letting the video play!)
@@MHS-ql7ee your hole is blew out go deal with that instead of being transphobic lmao
My mom died of cancer when I was 17. Her talking about how her mom said that she was done with treatment reminded me of my mom. She told me she was "ready to go home" and it was hard because I wasn't ready but it wasn't about me. She suffered through cancer twice and it took her a year to die. I miss my mom everyday but I wouldn't want her back how she was.
Wow, I’m so sorry 💔
I think it’s important to note that Eureka is working thru life step by step. Taking everything by the day. Taking time for herself. This interview is so relatable to so many people out there. Helping others, family drama, rehabilitation, building yourself back up-doing the work to better yourself...it’s a lot.
This interview is so great. Always been a fan of Eurekas television personality but to see her at home and talking I love her more!❤
She really is one of the more REAL ones isnt she smile😊
I loved hearing her talk about the rampant fatphobia in the fandom! She is so vulnerable & well spoken. Love her forever ❤❤❤
I wish I had a friend like Eureka... you are GUARENTEED, if she's standing with you, ain't nothing too big, too scary, too undoable... Thank you.
As a fellow addict i totally understand Eureka. Im 36 years old and have been addicted to nearly every drug, then alcohol, food, hunger, sleep, sex, relationships, beauty, image obsessed... it seems like its never ending the things i can find myself addicted to. 😅 Ive been sober from drugs 7 years, alcohol 5... but i really still have that addictive personality. It runs in the family and has been passed down generation to generation, till me... ive put a stop to that at least 😂
My mom was a food addict and smoker. She died of cancer at 69. Her brothers are alcoholics. I love my family, regardless, but until I lost my dad I greatly underestimated the power of the addiction gene. I’ve always been careful to not use anything to handle my emotions. When my dad died, there was a voice in the back of my head that kept popping up and saying, “You know, you’d feel a lot better if you had a drink.” I was so freaked out and scared. I feel like it wouldn’t be much for me to tumble down into addiction by my second drink. I have so much respect for anyone who can claw their way out of addiction. My mom really tried but she couldn’t stop, and I lost her because of it. My peace is knowing those addictions can’t touch her anymore.
Her blatant honesty, her warm delivery and just the motherly energy she gives...I'm in tears. I needed this. Thank you.
I'm a patreon member and I am very happy with the length of your videos. It's your channel, run it the way you want. Here's at least one person who will support you in that.
I love that Eureka talks about other addictions, drugs are simply a side affect, the addiction itself is what we need to eradicate. Addiction is our desire to escape pain and suffering.
after a were the world show in Australia she was the ONLY queen who came out and spoke to everyone and took photos she is so beautiful inside and out
Okay so I wasn’t the biggest Eureka fan on season 9, but I came around hard gurl! Eureka seems so sweet and talented and genuine, and I hope she continues to feel more herself!!
There’s so much beauty in vulnerability, thank you both for sharing 💟🏳️⚧️
This is honestly one of the REALEST interviews I’ve EVER seen & I RESPECT THIS QUEEN SO MUCH FOR IT. Great interview loves’…❤️🌹🌈
Eureka is legitimately a legend, total inspiration and the ultimate sweetheart AND also hilarious. Love her so much ❤❤
My biggest concern is the trying to be passing or look authentic. For our beautiful trans non binary folk, you be you. Authentic is you feeling happy with yourself. We will all love you for it. There is trauma in working to become something for someone else, like the image of being passable. Be you for you, not for the world or for everyone else's eyes. Love you Eureka!!! Thank you for sharing your story.
I agree it should be like that, but sometimes passing is also a safety thing. I’m an out, proud and sometimes loud trans gay man, and as long it’s (relatively) safe, I’ll always be open about it. But when I have to, I’m glad I’m able to pass as cis and straight, sad as that might be…
💯u can’t rush a transition you have to take your time
I met her at a bar in Vegas while visiting. She wasn’t performing she was just hanging out for the night, she was very nice
What a delight!!! I was so concerned about Eureka and her journey and was even thinking about her the other day while I was driving home from work. I wanted to hear *her* words as to how she is doing. You are both treasures.
I've always loved watching Eureka competing on Drag Race and All Stars, it's so refreshing to see more of her personal, day-to-day life, especially dealing with her transition. I wish her all the best!💛
She has such a beautiful soul for someone who has endured so much trauma. Her journey has been so extreme.
As a southern gay, I am so proud of girls like you, Miss Eureka. The courage and braveness of you and the girls before you, my age, gave me strength to be out and proud. You are strong. And gentle. And perfect-ly imperfect and that is good enough. You are good enough and I am good enough. If you ever come DC, I want to take you to dinner.
It is so lovely to see Eureka speak like this. I feel like we have seen "Eureka" the character who's very over the top, but to see her like this, very candid and real was so nice.
MY QUEEN! This was a surprise ❤️
I hope that in the future, we can treat people who detransition with more compassion and kindness. Eureka is a beautiful example of the fact that detransitioners often need to do so for their own safety.
Much love to you, Eureka. And so much love to all my trans and nonbinary siblings.
Wow. What a beautiful interview. Eureka is such a beautiful person, inside and outside, and you are such an amazing interviewer! You really listen to what she has to say and you seem just like a friend to her. Amazing. Keep this up! And all my love to Eureka, im so sorry she went through all of that rough stuff, but she’s incredibly strong ❤❤❤
Eureka is the type of Friend/Family member we all need! You just know she's the most supportive person to those she loves. If you had a problem with anything you know she'd be there with a shoulder to lean on and a ear to listen to you. Her heart is made of pure gold! Thank you for sharing this interview!
Eureka is such a strong person. Her story about detransitioning was so painful. I’m happy she was able to find her way back to her identity
I’m literally obsessed with eureka and I want the best for her in every Aspect of life. NOTHING but respect for real.
the drag race community needs to start giving ms eureka her flowers
Eureka is pure light and love.
I love our community. The purest of souls come from the Queer Community ❤️
Eureka is one of my top 3 favorite queens. Seeing her talk about being a trans/nonbinary individual from Tennessee hit hard for me. God bless this beautiful woman and much success and happiness for her.
Loved this. "The stronger people are the most vulnerable".
as someone who didn't enjoy her on the show, like she never bothers me just wasn't my thing.. I love this person here and super appreciate this thoughtful interview!!!!
I've met Eureka multiple times - she is SO SWEET and SO NICE. Not a mean bone in her body. The hate she gets is so undeserved and so toxic.
She's been a victim of the internets "attack first, ask questions never" habits. Eureka is learning. She is making mistakes. But she is also growing. People need to give her more space to learn and grow.
I’m so proud of Eureka. If you see this girl, you’re such an inspiration.
I lost my Dad to cancer back in Aug 2022. My mom in 2016. I always thought I was too young. We are the same age. It helps to know I'm not alone. God, I miss them
I didn't know Eureka until I saw "We're Here" - I was amazed about her astute philosophy she was able to share with the people in the towns they visited. She is my favorite
This was raw and beautiful to watch. Thank you, Matt, for doing the interview! & thank you so much Eureka!
This is a beautifully conducted interview. And Eureka is looking gorgeous. Her honesty and transparency makes this one of the better interviews I've seen in a long time.
Wow this has made me see a total different side of Eureka! My love for her has definitely strengthened after watching this. Noticed a lot of things that relate in my life! Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
The TN and FL girls will always hold a special place in my ❤. It’s surreal to see the trajectory from the 90’s till today.
Eureka is such a strong beautiful human being.. I've loved her since Season 9 but her run on Season 10 was when i really connected with her story.. so grateful for any chance to get to hear her speak and share her story
Absolutely loved this interview
Great interview, Matt. Thank you. 💙🖤
Eureka is such a wonderful person. Love that she’s living her honest and authentic life 💛 slaaaaay queen
I never watched Drag Race but heard from other youtube channels about her. Thank u Matt for always surprising us.
❤from South America💯
I love Eureka so much. She understands what it's like to be a big person in this world, a big person with a big voice, with a big personality. I've always been judged and forced to quiet myself and disappear. I'd give anything to meet Eureka and be her friend. I know I could learn a lot from her.
First time seeing your channel. This interview was powerful and I love Eureka. Can’t wait to binge the rest of your stuff. ❤🏳️🌈
I've seen some of his other interviews, they're really good.
She is so lovely! Thank you for much needed words!
Omg thank you so much for doing this interview babes, and thank you Eureka for being down to do it!
I honestly didn’t know about Eureka’s truth, I just thought she was the big loud girl, and really struggled to like her, because of that. She just reminded me of a person from my past, who I had a bad falling out with, which is never fair to judge someone based on another’s actions, so that’s not an excuse on my part… just the reason why I think it took me a bit to warm up to her.
But hearing her story, and what she went through both as a trans person, and as a child of a single parent (I can relate so much!), it really made me appreciate her and understand her more. I’m a much bigger fan of hers now, after this interview! She’s definitely a survivor!
I love love Eureka ❤❤❤ I'm a big RPDR fan. The show she did with Shangela and Bob was so heart warming 💖
This was such a touching interview. Thank you. And thank you Eureka, a gorgeous woman and a beautiful soul.
I love Eureka ❤. Thank you so much for this wonderful interview to get to know her better.
This was very inspiring. Glad I got to watch and see a little more insight on eureka. A beautiful person inside and out.
I met her at my first pride and she was so incredibly sweet and personable. I’ve met many queens but she has been my favorite. She has such a beautiful soul
What a lovely interview. This was a joy to watch. Honestly I’m like nearly in tears because I see myself so much in her. I appreciate the candid nature in which you she spoke. Thank you. Xoxo
This is a seriously amazing interview! I've loved & related to Eureka since seeing her the first time & this makes me understand why a little more. What an incredible woman! ❤️❤️❤️
I hope her comments about pay in the Vegas don’t sabotage her opportunities.
Im so glad I saw this interview. For her to detransition is heart breaking. I hope her transition now is sleek and easy.
She is WONDERFUL! I hate that people can't just co exist!🙏💯💯
i totally agree !!
If eureka would make a podcast on UA-cam she would hee so big just her personality is beyond amazing
I am so proud of Eureka for many reasons. I’m originally from TN and have been to the bar that she used to perform at. With the age difference I wouldn’t think she was performing yet. I know it’s tough in TN especially now. Ive been a fan since the first entrance on RPDR and continue to be a fan today. So proud of the work she has done, message she has shared and the courage to rehab for a better tomorrow. All my love to Eureka and her journey.
The security Eureka has in herself now def shows loving yourself shows 😮
We love you Eureka!! Thank you for making this lovely video, Matt!
This was amazing to watch! We love you Eureka!!❤❤❤❤❤
This was soo good! This was such an enlightening look into her life. And you are a fantastic interviewer ❤
I don’t watch tv, so I didn’t know who she was… but I absolutely love her. She seems like she’s been through some shit, but she seems so humble. I love that.
Yassss! Eureka is amazing!!! ❤❤❤
She really is!
omg this is amazing. thank you for this. its vulnerable but its also so beautiful.
Eureka is such a beautiful person inside and out. 💕
I always liked Eureka but this interview has made me fall in love with her. We’re proud of you, girl. 💕
Can we have another eureka interview asap. The small town KY girl in me LIVES for her 😍
This was everything 10QUEEN!🎉❤
Eureka!! You are DOING the work girl!!! Getting better and better with every tear and every laugh. Sending you all the props the world can give!
Eureka is an ICON! Soo proud of her! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I adore Eureka and I am so proud of her. Great show ice again. I'm joining your pateron❤
Late to the party but I can't thank you and Eureka enough for this video. I am so sorry for the violent experiences Eureka describes trans people go through. Thank you for sharing the words you've found to describe what the real face of trans phobia is. Thank you for the opportunity to learn and be educated. 💝
Love it when YT's algorithm is finally working and it shows me a great recommendation. I like the style of this channel, gonna binge watch it.
She is amazing. I have loved her since I laid eyes on her. Eureka is EVERYTHING!!!
I respect Eureka soooo much. She’s so beautiful and funny and kind. Proud and excited for her.
I went to treatment myself….been sober 14yrs now. She’s totally right. The physical part sucks, but it’s nothing compared to the mental part. It’s all worth it.
Love you, Eureka! Thank you for sharing your story. Love you, gurl!
I Stan for Eureka! ❤ keep on keeping on darling. ❤
Wow, that was a great interview. She's been through a lot.
Just subscribed and this is the reason why. Eureka is one of my favorites and I look forward to watching the videos you create. ❤
She seems so down to earth and upfront. More power to Her.
I stan Eureka so much. She is amazing.
I was a Eureka fan before, but after seeing this interview I'm Love her. Her truth, her honestly and her openness makes her more amazing than ever.
I'm from TN as well and I felt like I was hearing a neighbor on the phone.
Eureka, live your life, shine your light & by doing this you inspire.
I wish you Peace, Love and Happiness.
Matt ~ as always, you Rock!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE EUREKA!!! THANK FOR BRING US THIS. I ALSO LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS. KEEP IT UP
Much Love.
This was fascinating. I loved watching Eureka's journey towards finding her authentic self.
I love her so much, more power to her for living her truth! She's been through so much, we stan The Elephant Queen!!!! She is GORGEOUS!!!!❤❤❤❤💗🤍💙
This is a great interview. On Seasons 9 and 10 I thought “she has ADHD hardcore!” (Which isn’t a read-I teach and live with ADHD peeps including my own kids). One piece of that is ‘masking’ authentic emotion. She is not doing that here at all; the shift is astounding. This feels so, so authentic….like when I have my kids/husband as ‘just them’ too, or kids I teach in a chat when they don’t have to be “on”. I really love that she owns the addictive personality (thankfully just coffee now but it’s had its moments) and also the trauma (but the humour coming in with rolling mom’s joints). Eureka, keep doing you…from one CPTSD fat girl to another.
She’s beautiful and so is her story 💗🦋
Love you Eureka! That was amazing!