Lawrence Chaney's last name was inspired by 1920s silent movie star Lon Chaney. "He was known as the man of a thousand faces and I'm known as the queen of a thousand faces, because I’m good at impersonation, stupid voices and general buffoonery," she told the BBC. This 23-year-old Glaswegian queen is ready to make Scotland proud and describes her look as a mix between “Rab C. Nesbitt and Susan Boyle,” and prides herself on doing her own makeup, hair and even making her own hip pads.

Describing her persona, Valentine says: “She is glamour, she is a club kid, she’s dark, she’s gothic, she’s a dancer, she’s flippy.” And she’s a multifaceted queen too, as Valentine is also a fully qualified mental health nurse.

Bimini Bon Boulash was born in Norfolk but describes herself as "East London’s bendiest queen." Speaking about her drag, she says her style is "ever changing" and can't be defined by one single thing. "I like to be super feminine and incorporate many sources of inspiration. I would never fit my drag into one box!" Boulash’s biggest inspirations are Pamela Anderson and Vivienne Westwood. “When Vivienne got Pamela to walk her runway, it was ICONIC.”

Lemon is a singer-songwriter and the only non-binary queen this season. Appearing in the X Factor in 2017, Lemon says her act is all about "music and madness!" "I’m an improvisational comedienne so you’ll get high energy, you’ll get madness, you’ll get the unplanned. I never ever repeat a show." She cites Tori Amos, Kate Bush, Bjork, Grace Jones as her biggest inspirations. "[B]ut then also telly icons like the one and only Sue Pollard, Julie Walters, and obviously, Victoria Wood I love old school British comedy and alternative singer-songwriters."

Tia Kofi describes herself as "very camp and very British." The 30-year-old queen’s drag says she loves "comedy, camp, old school, contemporary, and cultural references." She adds: "As there aren’t a huge number of POC queens on the scene, I’ll often throw in something from my Nigerian heritage too. I’m also a geek. One day I might be a character from Doctor Who, and I love channelling a bit of Star Trek." Although she's the first to admit her sewing skills need a little bit of work, she's confident when it comes to live vocals dance and serving glamour.

Originally from Rochdale, Lancashire, Green says her supervillan-style drag is “gorgeous, goofy and professional, multi-skilled and multi-layered.” She’s been a professional actor and singer for the last 15 years, so expect some epic vocals.

Joe Black is a Brighton queen by way of Plymouth and she's ready to serve up some spooky villain realness. “I bring all the wonky eyebrows and eyeshadow of the traditional seaside drag with a bit of haunted glamour.” She loves musicals, and can’t wait for Snatch Game. Perhaps she'll be impersonating one of her idols? She cites Norma Desmond, Sunset Boulevard, and Marlene Dietrich as inspirations for her drag.

Comedy queen Sister Sister is ready to bring some dry Scouse humour to the competition. She started drag after a breakup and has never looked back. Sister Sister is most excited about a stand-up challenge (obviously) and most nervous about falling over.

Tayce describes her look as "very ‘model-esque’, very villainess, very street fighter. I’m dark and edgy." Her inspiration comes from "powerful Femme Fatales and divas." Hailing from Wales, this queen can't wait to do her country proud. "I am doing this for Wales, for my parents and my family. I’m doing it for all those little buggers who have looked at me and thought I was an absolute freak. I’m doing it for myself. I’m doing it for Gavin and Stacey!"

Standing tall at 6 foot 8 (in heels) Ellie Diamond loves “bold colour, patterns and ideas.” Her drag is inspired by movies, cartoons and anime. Although the drag scene isn't huge Dundee, Diamond found her following on social media.

“I am Serena Williams and Naomi Campbell if they had a baby,” says this 27-year-old Londoner. Astinna Mandella has been a professional dancer for seven years, working with the likes of Little Mix, Pussycat Dolls, Melanie C, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Fleur East, and Kayne West. So we know which challenges she's most looking forward to, then.

The fashion queen from Nottingham is ready to prove she’s got more in her box of tricks than just her looks. Although she’s only been doing drag for two years, A’Whore says “you can’t put a timeframe on talent.” Speaking about her influences, she says "As well as fairy-tales, I was into the villains. I was always obsessed with The Child-Catcher. I love the idea of being sinister, I want to walk into the room with presence. If I could be anyone it would be Cruella De Vil."