Here's Who Is Still in the RuPaul's Drag UK Series Three Competition

East London queen Scarlett Harlett describes herself as "a beautiful woman with movie star looks" and equates herself to Danny Dyer in drag. We're already sold.

Status: Eliminated in episode 7 after lip-synching for her life against Vanity Milan.

Choriza May (which is already our favourite drag name that we've ever heard) is a Spanish-born queen who now lives in Newcastle. In episode one, she opened up about the difficulties that lockdown brought her in being away from her boyfriend and how good it feels to finally be spending time with other humans again.

Status: Eliminated in episode six, during a double-elimination with River Medway.

Charity Kase is a 24-year-old queen from Lancashire who has "a reputation for really outlandish crazy looks", and after seeing her first two outfits from episode one, we can't say that we disagree.

Status: Eliminated in episode 5.

Veronica Green returned for series three after having to leave the second series, due to Covid-19. Green spent a lot of the third episode helping the other queens in a sewing challenge, which unfortunately led to her demise, and after a lip sync challenge with Vanity Milan, she was eliminated from the competition.

Status: Eliminated in episode 3.

Victoria Scone is the first AFAB queen to be on the show, an acronym that stands for "assigned female at birth", and after her adorable afternoon tea look in episode one, we're looking forward to seeing a lot more from her.

Status: Left the competition due to health reasons.

Twenty-nine-year-old Elektra Fence was the second queen to be eliminated from the show so far. Episode two saw Fence in a lip sync battle with Vanity Milan, after the Dragaton challenge, and unfortunately she was asked to sashay away.

Status: Eliminated in episode 2.

Brighton-born Anubis was one of the youngest contestants on this year's Drag Race UK, along with fellow 19-year-old Krystal Versace, and unfortunately, she was the first to be eliminated from the competition.

Status: Eliminated in episode 1.

Birmingham queen Kitty Scott-Claus describes herself as "all singing, all dancing". She went to drama school to study music theatre, and after graduation, Claus began to do pantomimes all over the country and eventually joined a drag group with Drag Race alumnus Cheryl Hole.

Status: Still in the competition.

Krystal Versace describes herself as a sex goddess. She's been doing drag since the tender age of 17, which means she's pretty much a seasoned professional at this stage. After bearing witness to her exceptional outfits and incredible makeup from episode one, it's safe to say that we think she'll be one to watch.

Status: Still in the competition.

South London royalty Vanity Milan describes herself as "sophisticated, sexy, and savage" and says that she's here "serving unapologetic Blackness". For the hometown challenge in episode one, Milan paid homage to South London and Jamaica, wearing a colourful green, yellow, and black bodysuit paired with a giant tulle skirt of South London postcodes.

Status: Still in the competition.

Ella Vaday is an Essex queen from Dagenham who describes herself as "the drag Beast from the East. I'm like a desperate housewife of Dagenham. A yummy mummy — a bit garish, a bit classy, a bit Essex-y. I'm very sarcastic and dry."

Status: Still in the competition.