George Santos dons red lipstick and a wig on Cameo as he brings drag queen Kitara Ravache 'out of the closet' for the first time in 18 years

George Santos put on lipstick, a wig and a red feather boa as he brought out his drag persona for the first time in nearly a decade.

The disgraced former New York congressman released his first five videos to a Cameo account for his character 'Kitara Ravache' after users paid between $275 and $350 for the personalized messages.

Santos announced on Monday he was bringing Kitara 'out of the closet' after 18 years for a 'limited time.'

The 35-year-old politician previously denied dressing in drag when images were first uncovered, but later admitted it was him in the pictures. Now, he is fully embracing the character to help bring in more income after he was booted from Congress.

'It's your favorite, Kitara. After 18 years in the closet, George Santos pulled me back out — whatever,' Santos said on one of the clips shared on his Cameo.

The Long Island liar was expelled from the House of Representatives on December 1 in a 311-114 vote. He is only the sixth House member to ever be expelled. 

George Santos posted his first few Cameo messages dressed as his drag persona Kitara Ravache in red lipstick, a red feather boa and a brown wig

As of Wednesday morning, there are 62 personalized video messages left that people can commission from the disgraced lawmaker for the price of $275

On Tuesday afternoon, the messages were going for $350 when there were 71 left to be purchased. But by Wednesday morning the cost dipped to $275 with 62 left in the limited offer.

The video requests include asking for personalized birthday messages, a pep talk or could request he answer a question dressed in his drag character.

Santos became infamous for lies told during his campaign for Congress in 2022. But he served for less than a year before his lies finally got him booted from Congress.

Most of the requests asked of Santos were completely unserious.

In one of the videos already completed, the Kitara character is asked to tell the individual receiving the message 'not to worry about your flat butt.'

'You know, it's fine, it's whatever. I hope you're not a bottom because then you have no attributes left. But anyway, other than that, do more squats,' Kitara advised the video recipient.

Former NY Rep. George Santos (pictured in drag in 2008) opened his Cameo this week for people to request video messages with him dressed in drag as his persona Kitara Ravache

'Hey you messy b****es! So, Kitara is coming out of the closet after 18 years thanks to all of you. So, get ready because it's going to be very limited and it's going to be for a great cause,' Santos said in a video posted to his Cameo account

When initially reported last year, Santos denied he ever dressed in drag or cross-dressed at gay pride events in Brazil, but later admitted to it and is now using his former persona to bring in funds.

In a selfie-video posted publicly to his Cameo account, Santos, wearing a white t-shirt and clearly not in drag, said: 'Hey you messy b****es! So, Kitara is coming out of the closet after 18 years thanks to all of you. So, get ready because it's going to be very limited and it's going to be for a great cause.'

'So get ordering, because it's going to be fun,' Santos said.

It appears Santos has not dressed in drag since 2008. A photo from 16 years ago from a Brazilian drag queen, who claims to be Santos' friend, shows them both dressed in drag.

But now, Santos is slipping back into his heels and dress to deliver messages people are able to request on Cameo, which is a platform that allows celebrities and personalities to charge for their video messages.

'Y'all weren't ready for this drop?' Santos wrote on his X account. 'I've decided to bring Kitara out of the closet after 18 years!'

Santos was originally charging $350 for the messages but dropped the price on Wednesday to $275. He noted that 20% of the proceeds will be divided evenly among two separate charitable organizations

Cameo helps guide users through requesting a video message from Santos, as Kitara. The public can request birthday messages, pep talks and even roasts

In one video message, Santos was asked to tell someone friend 'not to worry about your flat butt.' As Kitara, the politician said: 'I hope you're not a bottom because then you have no attributes left. But anyway, other than that, do more squats'

He added, 20 percent of the proceeds will be divided and donated to Tunnel2Towers, a charity dedicated to supporting first responders, and the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, a pro-Israel organization.

It's unclear where the rest of the money is going, but it can be assumed to line the pockets of the disgraced lawmaker, who changed his party affiliation to independent last month.

Santos announced in March he would challenge incumbent Republican Rep. Nick LaLota in the race to represent New York's 1st congressional district and a few weeks later said he would do so as an independent.

But on April 23, Santos dropped out of the race.

Santos pathologically lied about his life and himself when running for Congress in 2022. The tall tales were not revealed until after the election and he was expelled from Congress last year

Santos said the offer of Cameo videos is only 'for a couple of days' and he is prepared to deliver at least 71 more video messages dressed in his drag queen persona.

His Cameo account claims there are only 71 messages left for people to purchase as of Monday afternoon.

Along with lying about his previous drag queen status, Santos also told tall tales about his heritage, his educational background, his work history and claiming his mother died during the 9/11 terrorist attacks.