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Courtney Act's Knockout Performance

Courtney Act showed why she was the most famous Drag Star Australia has by delivering a knock out performance at the Mardi Gras Party.

Earlier in the week the performer had caused controversy when she appeared on Chanel Ten’s ‘Wake Up’ Breakfast show. When host James Mathison asked how many backing dancer she would have, Courtney cheekily replied “68 and I’ll make it 69!”

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We’re not sure exactly how many people ended up on stage for her high powered performance of ‘A Little Party Never Killed Nobody” but it was an epic kick off to the Mardi Gras party!

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