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'We're Here' sees everyday people transformed into drag queens

Shangela, Bob the Drag Queen and Eureka have a new series that sees them travelling to small towns across America to transform people into fabulous performers.

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Australia might have pioneered the story of drag queens heading into the outback, but these three queens are taking the concept and running with it.

We’re Here is a new reality series from HBO, that will air in the USA in April. A cross between The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and Queer Eye, the trio head off to make people embrace the mantra of loving yourself.

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