The series debuted in January to mixed reviews from critics
Netflix has pulled the plug on comedy drama series AJ and the Queen after just one season.
The show starred RuPaul as Ruby Red, a drag queen whose life savings are stolen, dashing her dreams of opening a bar.
She goes on a tour across America to recoup her losses, only to discover a 10-year-old orphan stowed away in her van.
Created by RuPaul and Sex and the City's Michael Patrick King, the show made its debut on Netflix in January to mixed reviews from critics.
On Twitter yesterday, RuPaul announced that the show would not be getting a second season, but that he was "so very proud of the work."
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AJ and the Queen stayed true to RuPaul's roots by featuring cameo appearances from more than 20 former contestants of the Drag Race competition series.
A daytime talk show hosted by the drag superstar was also recently cancelled, but Drag Race US and UK continue to be strong performers, with new seasons of both series on the way.
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Netflix has been growing tougher on its original content as of late, cancelling several shows after a single season including ice skating drama Spinning Out, zombie comedy Daybreak and acclaimed animated series Tuca & Bertie.
RuPaul's Drag Race UK is available to stream on BBC iPlayer
David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.
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