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Veronica Jean Jones is Queen of The Court

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Veronica Jean Jones was crowned this year’s Queen of the Court on Wednesday night.

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Ending six weeks of fierce drag competition Jones, the crowd favourite, was crowned the winner of The Court Hotels annual competition. Maude Mizelle was the first runner up, Scarlett Adams came in third.

Before announcing the top three Flo Real and Ana Falacksis were dropped from the running. The judges highlighted how well new-comer Falacksis had done in the competition awarding her Miss Congeniality.

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