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Lady Bunny makes a surprise appearance with Christina Aguilera

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Drag legend Lady Bunny has made a surprise appearance at Christina Aguilera’s concert in New York. The singer was appearing for two nights at the world-famous Radio City Music Hall promoting her new album Liberation. 

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On the first night she had Lil’ Kim as a surprise guest for a rendition of their Moulin Rouge hit Lady Marmalade. On the second night she brought out Lady Bunny during the show’s final number Let There Be Love.

Lady Bunny later posted a short clip to Twitter, Christina responded, jokingly saying, “Upstaged at my own show! #Diva”   

Take a look at this video shot by a fan in the crowd. 

OIP Staff, Image: Lady Bunny at Connections Nightclub 

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