Meet the 10 Fierce and Totally Fit Queens of 'Drag Race UK'

RuPaul and Michelle Visage have sashayed across the pond to bring RuPaul's Drag Race to the U.K. with 10 queens all hailing from the British Isles. They'll be supported by U.K. chat show host Graham Norton and comedian Alan Carr at the judges' table. 

In addition, the star-studded list of guest judges is impressive: Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams, Geri "Ginger Spice" Halliwell, model icon Twiggy, actor Andrew Garfield, Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall, Chewing Gum's Michaela Coel, X Factor presenter Cheryl, chat show host Lorraine Kelly, and journalist Stacey Dooley.

Meet the Drag Race UK cast of beauties.

Though the first episode won't air until October, the list of contestants is out and this yank thinks the Brits are just as sickening as their sisters in America. Scroll on to get the scoop on the Drag Race UK cast.

Hometown: London

Instagram: @bagachipz

Bio: Baga is inspired by a young Princess Diana and the cast of Coronation Street circa 1970. She says she's a performance queen, and while she doesn't excel at dressmaking or serving face on Insta, she expects to own the stage for Match Game.

Aka: Joshua Cargill

Hometown: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Instagram: @bluhydrangea_

Bio: Unlike Baga, Blu Hydrangea lives for the 'gram and works as a makeup artist. And if the above picture is any indication — where she's painted the entire cast of Drag Race UK on her chest — her skills are unparalleled.

Aka: Luke Underwood

Hometown: Essex

Instagram: @cherylholequeen

Bio: Cheryl is going to die when she sees one of the guest judges this season because her drag icon is Cheryl herself. She brags that she's been called a "lip sync assassin," so anyone who finds their way to the bottom two with her should watch their back!

Hometown: East London (via Canada)

Instagram: @crystal.will.see.you.now

Bio: Crystal says, like her namesake, she is "glamorous, sparkly... but ultimately worthless." She's an aerial acrobat and a whiz with a sewing machine, and promises a gender-bending, unexpected performance style.

Aka: Owen Farrow

Hometown: West Yorkshire

Instagram: @divinadecampo

Bio: Um, did anyone order a ringer? Divina has already competed on the U.K. version of The Voice and says she's performed with nearly all the U.S. girls, so she's definitely the one to beat. However, she says she actually hates competition. Could have fooled us!

Aka: Sam Handley

Hometown: Leicester

Instagram: @GothyKendoll

Bio: The name pretty much says it all. She's dark and she's into fashion and beauty. She is definitely more into polish with her look rather than campy performance. 

Hometown: Wilshire

Instagram: @scaredykatofficial

Bio: Scaredy is the youngest in the competition and sees it as both a blessing and a curse because she expects to be underestimated. She identifies as bi and has a girlfriend at the moment, and what she lacks in experience she makes up for with confidence (or at least the ability to look confident!).

Aka: Bo Zeng

Hometown: Birmingham

Instagram: @issumtingwong

Bio: Sum Ting Wong got her name by reclaiming a bad joke. She doesn't see sewing or dancing as her strong suits but doesn't need to lip sync for her life — she can sing for her supper.

Aka: Daniel Jacob

Hometown: London

Instagram: theonlyvinegarstrokes

Bio: iPlayer Vinegar classifies herself as a straight up comedy queen, and she is definitely not looking forward to sewing. But her performance skills should more than make up for it. She's fresh off a stint on stage where she performed in the hit West End musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie.

Aka: James Williams

Hometown: Liverpool

Instagram: @thevivienne_

Bio: The Vivienne's talents include live vocals and impersonations, but she's a wee bit scared of choreography. Her style blends the polish of newer queens' aesthetic with the campiness of older queens' performance style.

Drag Race UK debuts Oct. 3 on BBC iPlayer or, for audiences outside the U.S., you can download the WOW Presents app from Google Play or the App Store.