Katie Price and Michelle Keegan stun in their first look at the stars’ Drag Race debut

Katie Price and former Coronation Street actress Michelle Keegan wowed in their Drag Race UK vs The World debut, as they joined the jury alongside BBC Radio 1 DJ Clara Amfo

Loading video

Video not available

The video will automatically play soon8Cancel

Start playing

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK: Katie Price appears on the show

Price Katie and Michelle Keegan stunned at first glance at the pair’s Drag Race debut.

The duo will sit on the judges’ seats for Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK vs The World with BBC Radio 1 DJ Clara Amfo and the trio look eye-catching as they make their first appearance ahead of next week’s show.

Katie is set to make her first appearance on the show in the Snatch Game challenge, which will see drag queens posing as celebrities. It is based on a special twist of the US television show Match Game.

“Thanks for having me, I’m delighted,” Katie said as she was welcomed to the council.

Looking dapper, the former glamor model donned a black t-shirt for her judges debut, while Michelle wore her hair in a half bun as she stunned in a busy patterned dress busy.

“When you step outside, my jaw literally hits the deck,” she can be seen telling one of the queens in the first look video.

Clara Amfo looked equally eye-catching in a striking pink shirt with a beautiful cut out design.

News of Katie’s role on the board was confirmed by show bosses in January, with a tweet reading at the time: “As you may have heard in the press, the literary icon @KatiePrice will be joining Michelle Visage to play The Robbery Game. #DragRaceUK.”

Drag Race UK Versus World contestant Jimbo is the most recent star to be dropped from the BBC Three programme.

“I’m absolutely devastated, I just spent the whole night crying, sobbing and crying a few more times. I’m fine now, no more tears to cry.” she exclusively told The Mirror when she opens about her exit.

Jimbo admitted she was in tears after exiting – but it wasn’t shown on the show.

Explaining how she felt, she said: “I walked into the backstage and my legs were spread apart, I fell to the ground in this little pile of sadness and devastation.

“I went to my office, where I had a huge commotion, I yelled so loud I’d never yelled like that before – it was dramatic and they decided not to air it. I was very upset. I’m glad they decided not to air it because it wasn’t my best moment.”

* RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Versus The World airs on Tuesdays on BBC Three.