Eureka Claims She Was Removed From Madonna Event at West Hollywood Venue

RuPaul's Drag Race finalist and American Horror Story star Eureka has come forward with allegations of mistreatment at a Madonna-themed event held at The Abbey, an LGBTQ+ nightclub in West Hollywood.

The 35-year-old performer attended the Confessions II teaser event and told Entertainment Weekly that she was "treated like trash at the door." According to Eureka's account, an armed security presence made threatening gestures and she was ultimately escorted through the venue. She attended the event alongside Drag Race All Stars 6 winner Kylie Sonique Love and entertainer Lushious Massacr.

In her recounting of the evening, Eureka highlighted that actress Julia Fox—who was previously considered for a role in Madonna's upcoming biopic—stepped in to support her when she was first relocated. The reality television personality described being moved within the VIP booth "to be more aesthetically pleasing once Madonna was on stage," before eventually being removed entirely from the space.

Video footage captured during the incident shows Eureka objecting to the treatment, stating, "Y'all are only bothering me, you're not bothering none of them" and asserting that she would not be moving again. In the clip, she can be heard saying, "Literally yoked up by security. They're trying to escort me out the back door, b—h. Literally invited into the booth, I'm the only b—h they're trying to drag out."

Eureka later posted about the experience on social media, describing how Drag Race contestants were initially turned away at the entrance. "Not only were all the Drag Race girls treated like we were nothing at the front door but then this happens," she wrote, explaining that invited performers from the show were instructed to go to the back of the line or not enter at all.

She elaborated further on the incident, noting that she had been invited into VIP sections by fans who held talent credentials. Despite wearing a wristband provided by one of these guests, she was singled out and forcibly removed from the club. "I was forcefully removed out of everyone not wearing bands, after being moved several times in the same booth," Eureka stated, adding that she felt she "didn't fit the aesthetic" and was treated as "so unimportant."

In her post, Eureka reflected on the broader implications of the experience. "These are meant to be the safe spaces we have to exist but most of the queens created their own section on the patio," she wrote, emphasizing concerns about how drag artists were being treated at a venue meant to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture.