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RuPaul Speaks Out About 'Drag Race' Winner The Vivienne's Tragic Passing at 32

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RuPaul is speaking out about the death of The Vivienne. The RuPaul’s Drag Race host issued a statement on Monday (January 6), following the tragic news of the RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Season 1 winner’s passing over the weekend at the age of 32. Keep reading to find out more… “With a broken heart, I join the entire Drag Race universe in mourning the loss of The Vivienne—an incredibly talented queen and a lovely human being,” RuPaul wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of the two together on the main stage of the show.

Emotional tributes have poured out from the Drag Race community, including many fellow winners and contestants from across seasons.

Our thoughts are with The Vivienne‘s loved ones at this difficult time. See the full statement from her publicist confirming the news.

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