RuPaul's Drag Race UK spoilers follow.
The fourth season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK has just found its latest superstar queen, handing the trophy to Danny Beard.
Hailing from Liverpool, the bearded queen – who also opened up on being bullied in the past – won this season following a fabulous finale.
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In tonight's (November 24) episode, finalists Danny, Black Peppa, Cheddar Gorgeous and Jonbers Blonde had to perform to Mama Ru's hits.
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The UK Grand Finale Megamix saw a flamboyant group number with four incredible solos. Black Peppa started out with 'Sissy That Walk', rocking a silver cutout bodysuit and impressing RuPaul and judges Michelle Visage, Alan Carr and Graham Norton with a split.
Cheddar was next with 'The Realness' in a Star Trek-inspired outfit and knee-high red boots, while Danny Beard donned a feather-adorned dress-turned-leotard and a big, blonde wig for a lip-sync of 'Call Me Mother'. Finally, Jonbers wore a crystal-embellished, pastel catsuit for 'Kitty Girl'.
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Later on, the queens slayed the catwalk, showing off their Grand Final Eleganza outfits, and had an emotional moment in which they shared their advice for their younger selves.
After the panel gave their notes and praise, Ru picked Danny and Cheddar as the two top finalists. Before Ru made the final decision, the two ladies gave their all in a lip sync of Shirley Bassey's 'This is My Life'.
It was Danny Beard who snatched the win in the end, with all this season's queens surrounding her to show their love.
RuPaul's Drag Race UK airs on BBC Three in the UK and streams on WOW Presents Plus in the US.
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