La Voix a showbiz phenomenon. The UK's funniest redhead and queen of live vocals, she is a riot of charisma, comedy, glamour and jaw-dropping talent — with a voice that can go from Tina Turner to Shirley Bassey, Liza Minnelli to Judy Garland, Cher and beyond. One minute she'll have you crying with laughter, the next she'll have the hairs standing up on the back of your neck.

A headline-stealing star of BBC One's Strictly Come Dancing, La Voix had already captured the nation's hearts on Season 6 of RuPaul's Drag Race UK, where she collected four RuPeter Badges, reached the Grand Finale and finished as runner-up. Along the way, she became one of the season's biggest fan favourites.

And television audiences have been falling for La Voix for years. She dazzled on ITV's Queens For The Night, brought her powerhouse vocals to Queen Of The Universe, and became a semi-finalist on Britain's Got Talent, where Alesha Dixon hailed her as “a force to be reckoned with”. She even sashayed onto the big screen in the cult comedy Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.

In 2026, La Voix reached a whole new audience when she delivered the UK jury votes during The Eurovision Song Contest, watched by an estimated 132 million viewers worldwide. She is also a regular presenter on ITV1's This Morning, bringing her trademark mix of glamour, gossip and unfiltered humour to the latest Entertainment and Showbiz news. And if that wasn't enough, she popped up in EastEnders, playing herself and performing in the Queen Vic at its Pride party.

But La Voix is at her most spectacular when the curtain goes up.

For more than a decade, she has toured theatres across the country with her live band and her riotous blend of comedy, music and impersonation. Her most recent tour, The Show Isn't Over, was a sell-out sensation, culminating in packed performances at Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Brighton Dome. In 2026, she swapped sequins for a kitchen apron, starring as the unforgettable Miss Hannigan in Annie The Musical, earning rave reviews.

And La Voix doesn't just meet stars — she interviews them. Her live show La Voix Meets has seen her share the stage with legends including Dawn French, Joanna Lumley, Su Pollard and Vanessa Feltz. She has also performed twice for the British Royal Family, including at their exclusive New Year's Eve Ball — earning the ultimate royal seal of approval.

Now, La Voix is proving that she doesn't need to borrow anyone else's greatest hits. She's making her own.

Her debut original pop single, The Show Isn't Over, arrived in 2025, followed by Hitchcock Blonde and Dance That Man Away. Her original Christmas single, The Magic Of Christmas, added a little festive sparkle to her growing musical catalogue. Her latest release - a disco cover version of Tomorrow from the musical Annie reached number 17.

Away from the stage, La Voix is a style icon and entrepreneur, with her own Glamour cosmetics line, including the instantly recognisable Ooh La La Matte Red Lipstick, and a La Voix jewellery collection bringing even more of her signature sparkle to her fans.

Whether she's singing, acting, presenting, impersonating, interviewing, entertaining or simply walking into a room, La Voix has one rule: make an entrance and leave them wanting more.

She is the ultimate showstopper — a powerhouse vocalist, outrageous comedian and consummate entertainer who can have an audience roaring with laughter one moment and on its feet applauding the next.

As Jennifer Saunders famously put it: “Wear thick pants because you'll wet yourself laughing”.

And honestly, she wasn't wrong.