RuPaul's Drag Race star The Vivienne's 'extraordinary life' is to be honoured in a new documentary

The Vivienne's life and legacy is set to be honoured in a brand new documentary, it has been announced. And in the wake of the heartbreaking tragedy, a new programme titled Dear Viv will document The Vivienne's incredible journey to stardom, starting from their beginnings in North Wales to their success of Drag Race. The Vivienne's life and legacy is set to be honoured in a brand new documentary, it has been announced The RuPaul 's Drag Race star, whose real name was James Lee Williams, tragically passed away in January at the age of 32 Announcing the documentary, World of Wonder co-founders and executive producers Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey shared: 'We want to celebrate The Vivienne’s extraordinary life and work so everyone can experience her incredible talent, sass and enormous heart. A new programme titled Dear Viv will document The Vivienne's incredible journey to stardom, starting from their beginnings in North Wales to their success of Drag Race Dear Viv will also look at their personal life, their contributions to the LGBTQ + community and will feature archive footage, letters from fans and interviews with The Vivienne's loved ones Cheshire Police said officers were called to an address in Chorlton-by-Backford at 12.22pm on Sunday January 5 following reports of a sudden death. Last month, The Vivienne's father has paid a heartbreaking tribute to their son after Drag Race UK winner was honoured with and Icon Award Their father Lee accepted the award on behalf of The Vivienne, and got choked up as he spoke about his loss At the inaugural Metro Pride Awards, held at the Grand Connaught Rooms, The Vivienne was honoured with the Icon Award for their groundbreaking contribution to drag, queer visibility, and advocacy.