Lawrence Chaney: Last News

Lawrence Chaney on the red carpet at a glitzy event. The pair attended the LGBT awards at The Brewery in London on Friday night and looked ecstatic to see each other as they posed for photos.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterRuPaul's Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney has blasted an "ignorant" critic of the show's first ever cisgender woman contestant.The BBC Three series unveiled the official line-up of queens for its third run on Wednesday, which includes Victoria Scone.The lesbian drag performer will make history as the first cisgender woman to compete on any international edition of the show, leading YouTube star Daniel Pérez to post a video titled Why I don't support Victoria Scone on RuPaul Drag Race.Responding to the video a day later, reigning Drag Race UK champ Lawrence clapped back at that particular criticism.Posting his full reply to the YouTube video on Twitter, the

RuPaul's Drag Race UK season 3 has been announced with 12 new queens gearing up to take part. The BBC Three show has been a smash hit, with Scotland's very own Lawrence Chaney taking the crown in the latest series after wowing the judges.

Lawrence Chaney is eyeing up a role on Doctor Who as The Rani while the new doctor is being picked for the BBC sci fi show. Lawrence hinted at the role as fans clamour to find out who the new Doctor to replace Jodie Whittaker will be.

Lorraine Kelly ended up swearing in dismay at Twitter as she put out an appeal to help Ru Paul's Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney get a valued blue tick.

Drag Race star Lawrence Chaney has tested positive for coronavirus. The winner of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK took to Twitter to tell her 646,700 followers the news.

Lawrence Chaney has revealed that she has a brand new book coming out called 'Drag Queen of Scots'. Back in March, Lawrence became the first Scottish Queen to scoop the crown on the show and now the popular queen has penned her own book.

Drag Race UK winner Lawrence Chaney has hinted that fans be patient after revealing she is set to appear on Celebrity Juice . The Helensburgh star, who wowed RuPaul and the judges with her style and charisma, recently opened the Silverburn shopping centre and has been touted for big things.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have joined forces to host a one-off special digital pub quiz for National Student Pride called Cheers, Queers! The Scots TV presenter and the Drag Race UK winner are our new favourite TV combo and the pair will be hosting the event with hilarious different rounds with a spectacular performance at the end. National Student Pride is running a virtual week-long event for LGBT+ students and Lawrence and Lorraine alongside Drag UK contestant Tia Kofi will be on hand to provide barrels of laughs along the way.

Lorraine Kelly and Lawrence Chaney have had an unusual Twitter exchange, which left many in stitches. The Scots TV presenter and the winner of Ru Paul's Drag Race UK have become friends since Lorraine appeared as a guest judge on the show and Lawrence went on to appear on Lorraine while running in the drag competition.

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RuPaul's Drag Race UK may have sashayed away for another season, but Official Charts is on hand to give you your Thursday fix, untucking the stats behind the Lip Sync for Your Life songs that enjoyed the biggest uplifts this series.

going on tour in 2022 - and of course the queens will be making a stop in winner Lawrence Chaney's home nation with dates in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Fans will be able to join their winner Lawrence along with finalists Tayce, Bimini Bon Boulash, and Dundee’s Ellie Diamond in an "endless eleganza extravaganza" as they sashay on stage for a live show.

Helensburgh drag queen has revealed that winning a hit reality TV show feels like a backhander to those who picked on her while at school.Lawrence Chaney, 23, a former pupil at the town’s Hermitage Academy, was selected as the winner of BBC Three’s RuPaul’s Drag Race UK last week – meaning that she will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Hollywood to create a digital series with the producers of the US version of the show.And for Lawrence, whose birth name is Lawrence Maidment, it was a moment to savour – having been bullied at school for being different.She explained: "When I grew up I was bullied quite a lot in school because I walked differently, I had weird hair and I was fat. People were very harsh.

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Lawrence Chaney has revealed who she wants to be crowned on the American version of RuPaul's Drag Race after winning the British series.The 24 year old shocked fans when she was announced as the UK's next drag superstar by host RuPaul, 60, during Thursday's night finale. Her crowning comes just weeks before the 13th season of the American reality show comes to an end, meaning she will be reigning alongside another queen.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK season two, after a tense series which was majorly hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Lawrence Chaney has been named the Drag Race UK 2021 winner. After a final lipsync which saw the queens perform to Elton John's I'm Still Standing, RuPaul announced that she had scooped the title.The 24-year-old couldn't believe that she had been crowned the winner.

At the start of January, most people across the country had never heard the names Bimini Bon Boulash, Ellie Diamond, Lawrence Chaney and Tayce. Fast forward 10 weeks and they are the UK's four most talked about drag queens, fighting for the crown in the grand finale of the second series of the British version of RuPaul's Drag Race.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK finalist Lawrence Chaney has been forced to live on benefits while filming the series.The star, 23, was left on the breadline after coronavirus meant he couldn’t earn a living as a performer.Within weeks he was so poor he had to apply for Universal Credit.Lawrence, from Glasgow, told the Daily Star: “Six months ago I was in debt because of all of the costumes I made for the show. It was a big struggle.“I couldn’t afford any food.

Scottish contestants in Ru Paul's Drag Race UK made it through to next week's glamorous final.Lawrence Chaney and Ellie Diamond have been battling it out the last ten weeks with their range of fabulous outfits, stunning make-up and hilarious on-screen banter - with the odd bicker - but the two Queen's will face Bimini and Tayce with the hopes of scooping the crown.Lawrence from Glasgow and Ellie from Dundee had our hearts from the get go as they showed off their Scottish roots in the very first episode.The pair wowed on the runaway with their Scottish creations - which were both highly praised by the judging panel made up of Ru Paul, Michelle Visage, Liz Hurley and Graham Norton.Lawrence decided to create a Charles Rennie Mackintosh