
POSE — Season 2
Ten years later, in 1990, Season 2 finds the vibrant ballroom scene navigating newfound mainstream attention – a shift that compels the House of Evangelista to question their ambitions and future direction. As the devastating AIDS crisis intensifies, a passionate wave of activism rises, demanding action and pushing boundaries like never before.

Believing Madonna’s “Vogue” signaled a shift toward broader acceptance, Blanca urged the House of Evangelista to pursue their aspirations, even as she herself deferred her own. Separately, Pray Tell connected with an activist group dedicate…

Driven by a desire to set an example for her children, Blanca embarks on a business endeavor that yields surprising outcomes. Elsewhere, Ricky's journeys have unforeseen repercussions for his connection with Damon, while Elektra astounds th…

Following a devastating incident involving a client, Elektra turns to Blanca and Candy for guidance. Elsewhere, the transition from friendship to romance presents unforeseen difficulties for Angel and Lil Papi.

A brutal attack upon a cherished member has sent shockwaves through the Ballroom community, leaving its foundations deeply disturbed.

The pressure of the audition for Madonna's *Blonde Ambition* tour proved too much for Damon and Ricky, their ambition sparking an unhealthy rivalry.

A sudden illness sidelined PrayTell during the preparations for his annual AIDS Cabaret, and he found himself unexpectedly admitted to the hospital, where a series of unforeseen visitors began to arrive.

The Evangelista family plotted a considerable prank, intended to provoke Frederica. Simultaneously, Angel found herself exposed to a disquieting underbelly of the modeling world.

Damon's disclosure of long-held secrets proves a fatal breach, irrevocably fracturing the bonds between people.

Following Blanca's sudden and painful bereavement, Elektra orchestrates a seaside getaway for the women.

Following a difficult health challenge, Blanca finds herself laboring to rebuild the House of Evangelista. Simultaneously, Pray Tell is forced to confront buried wounds as a provocative new category is suggested.


