Filipina drag queen has ended her "RuPaul's Drag Race: Global All Stars" journey early after getting eliminated in the latest episode aired Friday.

In the fourth episode, the 10 remaining queens were split in three teams to act for the super trailer for "Boobie: The Shequel," referencing "Barbie" and other film universes.

Eva was in the "FrankenBoobie" group with Germany's Tessa Testicle, Sweden's Vanity Vain, and Mexico's Gala Varo and played the role of Pitchfork Boobie, described like a Karen or a privileged white American woman.

After seeing the super trailers, Eva admitted that she was not expecting too much as she saw that everyone did well.

"I saw really great performances from the others so I'm not going to put my expectations too high up," she said.  

"Jurassic Boobie," from RuPaul-hosted franchise queens Alyssa Edwards of USA and Kitty Scott-Claus of the UK, was declared safe. Meanwhile, Kween Kong of the Down Under franchise was given the win of the episode.

The groups from "FrankenBoobie," which includes Eva, and "Boobies of the Carribean" were all in danger from elimination.

During the judges critiques Carson Kressley and Jamal Sims noted that Eva's character as Pitchfork Boobie was not consistent.

"When I first saw you on screen, I was like, she's got this. This is totally gonna work and then it kind of ebbed and flowed but I think it was just maybe an inconsistency of character," Kressley said. 

"It's really important to come on when you find out who your character is, I wanted it to be funny from the time you walked on all the way but I feel like, sometimes, you would fall out of character," Sims added.

Michelle Visage called Eva's look "too simple," stressing that she "wanna see global drag."

"Eva, you always look beautiful. This hair and makeup is absolutely stunning but this too, again, is a bit too simple. When I think of drag on a global platform, I wanna see global drag. So this just isn't up to your level for me," she said. 

During the "Untucked" part of the show, Eva turned emotional remembering how many Filipinos are rooting for her back home.

"I didn't come 30 hours away from the Philippines to be here not to give my all. I am really full of emotions because I have the eyes and the hopes of an entire country resting on my shoulders. I'll get ready for the fight of my life," she told the queens.

Eva was up against Mexico's Gala Varo in the lip sync battle to "Take On Me" by A-Ha with the Filipina queen ending her journey in 10th place.

"Thank you, thank you so much for this opportunity ... I'm gonna take it like a queen ... Love live Le Queen," Eva said in the final minutes of the episode.

Eva was the only contestant of Asia descent in the first global spin off series of the hit reality show "RuPaul's Drag Race."

In the country, "Drag Race Philippines" is now on its third season with 11 contestants.

Precious Paula Nicole and Captivating Katkat are the titleholders of "Drag Race Philippines," winning in 2022 and 2023, respectively.

The Emmy Award-winning original series has featured the talents of Filipino drag queens in the US and several overseas in editions through the years.