Kitty Scott: Last News

BBC Radio 2 presenter Rylan Clark has reflected on his life over the past few months, claiming that he's building a "reputation" for himself.Speaking to drag queens Kitty Scott-Claus and Cheryl Hole on the most recent episode of his self-titled Ry-Union podcast, Rylan, 33, chatted to them about their time on BBC Three show, RuPaul's Drag Race.Addressing the hit show's third season, Rylan asked Kitty what it was like to follow in legendary footsteps.Kitty replied: "Do you know what, I'm obviously very good friends with our Cheryl and I went through Cheryl's drag race journey with her back when she started doing season one."And I saw absolutely everything that was happening to her."I was just like this is the most incredible thing that could happen to anybody and I just think the world of our Cheryl."It's like she's dead isn't it, "she quipped.Rylan chimed in, "God bless her soul" before they fell about laughing.Kitty continued: "But I was honestly so in awe of her and everything that it could offer"So when the opportunity arose to audition for season three I was just like of course I'm going to audition, it has to happen, it's going to be fab." (sic)She continued humorously: "I want everything.

Charity Kase was one of the star competitors on the most recent series of Ru Paul's Drag Race.They will be remembered for their alternative drag costumes and makeup, but there was another standout moment from their time on the BBC show. Charity Kase, who's real name is Harry Whitfield, opened up to fellow Queen Kitty Scott-Claus on their HIV status in a heartfelt conversation – sparking a huge outpouring of love online.