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PICTURE: thevivienne/instagram
A FORMER winner of the massively popular RuPaul's Drag Race UK has enjoyed a night out in Limerick ahead of their appearance at Limerick Pride 2023.
James Lee Williams, better known by the stage name The Vivienne, is a Welsh drag queen who won the first series of the hit show in 2019.
The Vivienne is in Limerick for her performance at the Limerick Pride Climax Party on Saturday night at Dolans.
After touching down in Ireland, the star of The Vivienne Takes on Hollywood shared pictures from a dinner at the Hamptons in Limerick city.
The Vivienne returned to the show where she made her name in 2022 when she competed in the seventh season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars in 2022.
She made history in 2023 as she was the first drag artist to participate in Dancing on Ice, where she reached the finals.
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