October 24, 2019

Drag Race UK: The Vivienne's Cilla Black Impression Has To Be Seen To Really Be Believed

It’s not an understatement to say that Snatch Game is the most hotly anticipated part of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, and the wait is almost over.
Drag Race UK: The Viviennes Cilla Black Impression Has To Be Seen To Really Be Believed

But ahead of Thursday night’s episode, we’ve been gifted a present to whet our appetites – and trust us when we say it will peak your excitement.Bosses have tweeted out a clip of The Vivienne choosing between three characters to do for the iconic Drag Race challenge, which sees the queens have to impersonate a celebrity as they play what we know as Blankety Blank (or The Match Game, as it’s called in the US).

The Vivienne can be seen debating whether to take off Donald Trump, Kim Woodburn or Cilla Black in a chat with RuPaul and fellow judge Alan Carr.
Having already wowed fans with her Kim impression earlier in the series, The Vivienne served up a lorra lorra laughs with her version of our Cilla, donning a fake set of front teeth and her trademark Liverpudlian accent.
And suddenly it felt like the late entertainer was with us again...That's right queens, we've got an EXCLUSIVE snatch game ru-veal for you! Watch as @THEVIVIENNEUK tries to decide between three different characters. #DragRaceUKpic.twitter.com/jFxPTXz1YD— RuPaul's Drag Race UK (@dragraceukbbc) October 23, 2019We’re sure the lady herself would approve. RuPaul’s Drag Race UK is available to stream each Thursday at 8pm on BBC iPlayer.READ MORE... Who's Ready To See A Host Of Celebrity Contestants Strutting Their Stuff On The Drag Race Runway? Latest Eliminated Drag Race UK Star Says She Doesn't Think She Lost The Lip Sync That Sent Her Home A Maypole, Car Boot Sale And Throwaway Eyebrows: All The Best Reactions To This Week's Drag Race UK

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