RuPaul's Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne is set to join the cast of Emmerdale for a day next month as the soap celebrates Pride for the first time.
The drag queen will play herself as the village church and LGBTQ+ communities join forces for a day of celebration in June.
The TV star – who won the first series of the UK version of Drag Race in 2019 – said: "I am so happy that I will be part of Emmerdale's first ever Pride."
"My role is to officially open the event on the stage.
"It's great for Emmerdale to be doing this and I'm delighted to be part of it.
"We're making that little bit of history for all the gays and the LGBTQ+ community and it's just an absolute honour."
Emmerdale producer Kate Brooks said: "We're absolutely thrilled to welcome The Vivienne to Emmerdale to help our villagers celebrate this year's Pride event in style.
"The Vivienne will add a dash of her own inimitable wit and fabulousness to the show and will certainly raise a few eyebrows in the process."
The Vivienne will make her appearance on screen at the end of June.
