Introducing the Fabulous Cast of Drag Race UK Season Seven!

The anticipation is over as the dazzling cast of Drag Race UK season seven has been officially announced! The reveal comes with a stunning promo showcasing the queens in all their crystallized glamor, setting the stage for what promises to be an unforgettable season.

This year, twelve incredible queens from various parts of the UK have been selected to compete, each bringing their unique flair and charisma to the stage. From London royalty to Welsh wonders, the lineup is as diverse as it is talented. Let’s get to know the queens who are ready to sashay their way into the Drag Race UK Hall of Fame.

Catrin Feelings

At 26, Catrin Feelings hails from the Rhondda Valley in Wales. She’s a self-professed attention lover who has been captivating audiences for four years. Catrin reflects on her journey: “It all started in my bedroom, and post-lockdown I thought, 'life’s too short, why not go for it?' And here I am on Drag Race!”

Tayris Mongardi

Tayris Mongardi, 27, represents Brighton with her drag that celebrates Black female pop culture icons like Janet Jackson and Beyonce. “For me, drag is a celebration of Black queer joy,” she shares, and her performances are vibrant tributes to her favorite divas.

Sally TM

From South Shields near Newcastle, 27-year-old Sally TM has been performing for a decade. Taking inspiration from video games, Sally was drawn to drag by the captivating character from The SimsTM. “I was an animator, and I adored designing outfits for her,” she explains.

Silllexa Diction

Leeds is home to 26-year-old Silllexa Diction, a queen who started her drag journey at 18. Known for her club nights in Leeds, she enjoys exaggerating the female silhouette. “I have about 12 pairs of giant breast plates that I store in my parents’ garage!” she laughs.

Pasty

Originally from Cornwall and now based in East London, 30-year-old Pasty was inspired by films like Mrs. Doubtfire and Hocus Pocus. “I would act out my Winifred Sanderson fantasy with clothes pegs on my fingers as a kid,” she fondly recalls.

Nyongbella

25-year-old Nyongbella, a London-based queen, brings a “life-size Bratz doll and fashion editorial” to life. Though new to the scene with just two years of drag under her belt, she is already a staple in London’s ballroom culture.

Paige Three

London via Surrey's 28-year-old Paige Three has done it all—from hosting brunches to performing with Kimberly Wyatt of The Pussycat Dolls. “I feel I’ve hit a wall in my career and Drag Race is my chance to break through,” she says.

Elle Vosque

Elle Vosque from Belfast, aged 22, emphasizes fun in her drag. “I’m tired of queens who only focus on looking like supermodels. Let’s just have fun!” she exclaims, bringing a joyful energy to her performances.

Viola

Coventry’s Viola, also 22, is unique as the country’s sole violin-playing drag queen. “You’ll enjoy my classical music performances and have a good laugh along the way,” she promises, incorporating Bach and Beethoven into her act.

Chai T Grande

Chai T Grande, 32, representing London, embraces her mixed English and Thai heritage through drag. “I’m more confident in my identity now and I reflect that in my performances,” she says proudly.

Bonnie Ann Clyde

Bonnie Ann Clyde, at 30, has traveled from Dublin to Manchester via San Francisco and Gran Canaria. “My shows are a full package, blending comedy, dance, and glamour,” she describes, offering audiences a multifaceted experience.

Bones

25-year-old Bones, the “witchy boho queen” of Soho, London, has been performing for seven years. “I was a club kid when I met Jodie Harsh, who inspired my drag journey,” she reflects on her beginnings.

The thrilling “Meet The Queens” preview airs on August 24, available on BBC iPlayer and WOW Presents Plus for international viewers. While the official premiere date for season seven remains under wraps, excitement is building for what’s to come! Share your thoughts on the new cast in the comments, and let’s keep the conversation joyful and inclusive.