The Scottish drag icon will appear on the show.
A Scottish drag icon is set to appear on the next series of Ross Kemp's Celebrity Bridge of Lies alongside their fellow RuPauls Drag Race UK stars.
Glasgow's Lawrence Chaney, who was Scotland's only ever winner of the reality show, will be joined by Tia Kofi, Kitty Scott-Claus and fellow winner The Vivienne to take on the Bridge of Lies. When asked if he would consider taking on RuPauls Drag Race, Ross said: "Believe it or not, I have already had a drag makeover for TV before! I played a drag queen in a cop show called City Central in 1998 and trust me, it’s harder than it looks!
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