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Scarlet Adams is Queen of the Court

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Scarlet Adams was crowned the winner of the annual Queen of the Court competition last night.

The crowd favourite was tipped to win the top spot but fought off tough competition from Fay Rocious who delivered her best performance ever with a emotive rendition of Don’t Forget Me from the TV show Smash.

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Scarlet secured the top spot though, in the first half she appeared as a rose, singing the iconic Bette Midler tune and in the second half had the crowd in hysterics with a foul mouth tirade of a tune.

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