Joshua Gray-Heim, aka Hannah Rae Rinse, lives in Fayetteville, North Carolina with his husband Adam and their son Caleb. Joshua has been in the beauty industry for 20 years ranging from a hairstylist, a cosmetology instructor, Cosmetology Education Director.

Most recently Joshua has celebrated 8 years of ownership of Fayetteville’s top rated Hair Salon, J.Co Salon & Blo’Dry Bar. With the help of his amazing staff, Joshua and his team support the LGBTQIA+ community in as many programs as possible. Joshua believes that the root to our community presence is through love and support. Joshua has a passion for small businesses and donates his time through the Woman’s Business Center. Through various business networking groups, Joshua helps new businesses work through the process of understanding the steps needed to open and run a successful business. He believes it’s our job to grow the community - one connection at a time.

Joshua has been a co-founder of Carolina Drag Brunch for 5 years and has assisted in the growth and exposure of the Drag community in and around Fayetteville through the many

150+ person performances. When Joshua isn’t transforming with Wigs and heels into Hannah Rae Rinse, he’s working on his next book. As a published author, JR Gray-Heim, Joshua donates his time to assist in new authors navigating the self-publishing route and help them through his publishing company, Josadah Publishing.

Joshua has been a Judge for numerous local pageants, specializing in pose and beauty. As a promoter Joshua hopes that Miss Gay Fancy America can show that Beauty is not only about the ability to contour and an amazing talent; It’s deep within us. Being a role

model to our fellow queens and community is what is truly beautiful. You only get one life, so make it count. And no matter the outcome, Trust me - you’ve got this! 

Chris "Alan" Domingo, lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his dog Stella, and hit cat Snatch (yes he has a twisted sense of humor).  Alan has been in the insurance industry for going on 8 years, and owns Alan Insurance Services in Raleigh NC, he is also a PROUD US Navy Veteran and a Proud Survivor of Addiction going on 13 years sober. 

Alan is the co-founder of Carolina Drag Brunch, which was established 5 years ago with Joshua Gray-Heim, and has helped to build it to one of the largest Drag Brunch companies in NC.  He also goes by Alora Parque when throwing on a wig and heels randomly through the year.

Alan also owns CDB Entertainment LLC - Which is a DJ Company specializing in private events, corporate events, and non-profit events.  Of course he is also a nightclub DJ at times.  Alan believes in supporting non-profits and has served as a volunteer on one of the oldest non-profits in the nation supporting the LGBTQIA+ community for many years, Crape Myrtle Festival.

Alan has been a sponsor to many going for the coveted title for Miss Gay America, and sees the passion and the art behind it and has always wanted to be a part of the MGA Family and last year started the talks with Dextaci about starting a prelim. 

During those talks the community was devastated to learn about the passing of Coti Collins, and he wanted to do something in honor of her, who he considered a friend. Coti in many ways touch his heart so many times, through her kindness, her mentorship, her love for the art, and most importantly her love for everyone regardless of their background.  She was a role model to us all, and her legacy lives through each and every one of us.

As a promoter Alan hopes that Miss Gay Fancy America can show that beauty is not just on the outside, it's mainly on the inside that matters.  This means to him, an individual's ability to show compassion and love for everyone, being a mentor, being a leader, always encouraging people to do their best and lifting those up when they feel they are at their lowest. 

His message to those around him "You only have one life to live, live it to your fullest, without regret, be true to yourself, and when you feel you are at your lowest, remember you are loved and I support you"