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Michelle Visage says her new BBC Three series shows her ‘warts and all’
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Michelle Visage said she has “planted the seed” for a UK version of RuPaul’s Secret Celebrity Drag Race.
The spin-off series, currently available in the UK on Netflix, sees celebrities try their hand at strutting their stuff in drag, following the popular format of the main series, RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Visage, a judge on both shows, said the series is “so British”, adding: “I told the producers we’ve got to do it in the UK… I’ve planted that seed already.”
Her new BBC Three series, titled How’s
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