Photo from Marina Summers' Instagram account. 

MANILA — Filipina drag queen Marina Summers on Tuesday penned a heartfelt message after her "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK vs the World" journey.

Marina ended her journey as a Top 4 finalist after losing to Hannah Conda with Tia winning the competition.

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In a lengthy Instagram post, Marina described her journey as life-changing and thanked her team for helping her out during the competition.

"From the Philippine Seas, to the World ... I have crossed the oceans to be where I am now. And it has been one of the most life-changing things that has happened to me. I am forever grateful for this opportunity to share Marina and the beauty of my country to all of you," Marina said.

"I want to take this opportunity to thank all of the people who has immensely and generously supported me throughout this journey. To my entire @thecampsummers thank you for your priceless contribution to the success of my journey," she added.

"To @paulxsese you have been my rock pre and post filming. Thank you for your creativity and hard work. To my @thecampsummers thank you for allowing me to lead you and also at the same time be the support I needed. Thank you for being my mentors and supervisors @bausrufo @thekrisnuevo @ryujishiomitsu @frannyye. I want to thank my friends and family for showering me with love through and through."

Marina also credited the people behind her looks and performance on the show to fully represent the Philippines well.

"To all the amazing Filipino designers, craftsmen, hairstylists, artists, thank you for allowing me to represent your immense talent and craftsmanship to the World. I am forever humbled and honored to have been able to bring you along this journey," the drag queen said.

"To all the writers, comedians, improv artists, songwriters, producers that we have worked with to ensure that I have a strong overall package, thank you for inspiring me to better my drag and to continue evolving and growing," she added.

"To all the creatives, photographers, videographers, directors, set designers, editors, graphic artists, content creators, and production creatives that has shared their work with us, I thank you for extending the experience on the show through our collaborative creative contents online."

Marina also thanked her fellow queens and fans for the love that they gave to her appreciating her craft.

"To my beautiful sisters on @dragraceukbbc, thank you for an amazing season that I will cherish for the rest of my life. You have all shown such grace and power al throughout. I am so proud to be part of this cast," she said.

"To all the fans, thank you for your support. Let’s place all our energy to the right direction. Let’s make this experience good for everyone. Let’s be a better community that upholds love and pride for all our drag artists. Let us not foster hate, instead, let us help love flourish ... Mabuhay!"

Marina is the first drag queen from the Philippine franchise to compete in an international edition of the hit reality competition. She was runner-up to Precious Paula Nicole in "Drag Race Philippines" Season 1 aired in 2022.

"Drag Race Philippines" has been renewed for a third season along with the Thai and French franchise.

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