MISS GIRL6 is a cultural leader, artist, and visionary whose influence spans ballroom, music, fashion, and community advocacy. Based in Austin, Texas, she is the **Iconic Mother of the House of LEPORE**, a formidable ballroom house she co-founded with in San Antonio before expanding into Austin. Under her leadership, the House of LEPORE has become a cornerstone of Texas ballroom, creating bold, affirming spaces for Black, queer, trans, and BIPOC communities rooted in excellence, artistry, and chosen family. Natalie made history by helping bring the **first official ballroom event to SXSW**, amplifying ballroom culture on a global stage while preserving its authenticity and community-centered values. Known for her commanding presence, elegance, and unapologetic glamour, she embodies the title of Mother Icon—mentoring future generations while continuously evolving as an artist. Expanding her creative reach, MISS GIRL6 recently released music video **“DRIP, a song that she’s featured in. Drip is a bold visual statement blending high fashion, ballroom energy, and Southern Black excellence. Mother Icon Natalie LEPORE is not just building a house—she is building a lasting legacy.