The vigil for The Vivienne will take place in Liverpool, honoring the beloved drag star’s legacy and contributions to the community
Liverpool: The vigil to honor The Vivienne is set for this weekend. It’s a chance for everyone to come together and celebrate the life of this amazing drag star.
Sadly, The Vivienne, whose real name was James Lee Williams, passed away recently. Their publicist, Simon Jones, shared the heartbreaking news. He described James as a warm-hearted person who was loved by many.
Simon also mentioned how proud James’ family is of all the incredible things he achieved. They’re heartbroken but want to celebrate his life and legacy.
Sahir House, Liverpool’s oldest LGBTQ+ charity, is helping organize the vigil. They’ve been working closely with James’ family to create a meaningful event. John Hyland, a close friend, emphasized how Liverpool always comes together in tough times.
He said they want to create a space for everyone to grieve and celebrate James’ life. They’re asking people to respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time.
The last post from The Vivienne on Instagram was a heartfelt message supporting Sahir House. It’s clear how much they cared about the charity and the community.
The vigil will be held on Sunday, January 12, at 6 PM at St George’s Plateau. It’s a moment for fans and friends to say goodbye and honor a true icon.
