Drag Race UK’s The Vivienne was laid to rest on Monday as friends and family of the popular drag star said their goodbyes.
The funeral took place just three weeks after the drag queen was found unresponsive in her home.
The services were attended by a few famous names. Among the mourners included singers Jade Thirlwall from Little Mix as well as drag queens Cheryl Hole, Baga Chipz, Danny Beard, Veronica Green, and Tia Kofi.
The 32-year-old performer shot to fame after winning the first series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK with her hilarious and talented performances, including an unforgettable impression of Donald Trump.
Following Viv's passing, fans set up a vigil to pay tribute to the beloved star. The candlelit event took place outside St. George's Hall in Liverpool and was coordinated with assistance from Sahir House, Liverpool's oldest LGBTQ+ charity, where The Vivienne served as an ambassador.
Several stars sent their condolences and shared their love of The Vivienne after news of their passing made headlines. Profiles like RuPaul, Michelle Visage, and Ariana Grande.
According to BBC, the crown and scepter awarded to Drag Race winners were carried during her services. Additionally, floral arrangements spelling “Vivienne” and “Son” were on display for attending.
A message penned by her family was read out by their friend Bobby Musker, said:
"As a family, we are completely overwhelmed by the outpouring of love for James, The Vivienne... From an early age, it was evident he was destined for the stage... he was determined to pave his own way in this world."
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