Liverpool is set to honour the late drag performer The Vivienne with a permanent, life-sized statue in the city’s Pride Quarter. The statue will depict the RuPaul’s Drag Race UK winner and is planned for a site at the junction of Victoria Street and Stanley Street, which marks the entrance to Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ district. The announcement follows the performer’s death in January 2025. Local reporting indicates the statue is intended as a lasting tribute within the Pride Quarter, which is associated with Liverpool’s LGBTQ+ community. Coverage across outlets describes the planned placement of the statue and identifies The Vivienne as James Lee Williams, the performer who won RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. While details beyond location and purpose are limited in the available excerpts, both sources agree on the core elements: the statue is life-sized, it is permanent, it will be installed in Liverpool’s Pride Quarter, and it commemorates The Vivienne after her death in January 2025.