Cheryl Hole, the vibrant drag persona of Luke Underwood-Bleach, has made a significant mark in the entertainment industry as a celebrated drag queen. Rising to fame as a contestant on the inaugural season of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK in 2019, Cheryl showcased her charisma and talent, ultimately placing fourth. Her memorable performances, including a lip sync to Cheryl Cole’s “Call My Name” that eliminated a fellow contestant, solidified her status as a fan favorite. Following this success, she embarked on a UK tour with her fellow contestants, further expanding her reach and influence in the drag community.

In 2022, Cheryl returned to the Drag Race franchise, competing in RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK vs. the World, where she demonstrated her resilience and creativity, ultimately placing eighth. During this season, she released her debut single “Need the Power,” co-written with a talented creative team, which showcased her musical abilities and further established her as a multifaceted performer. Cheryl’s charm and wit earned her the title of Miss Congeniality, voted by her peers, highlighting her positive impact on the competition.

Cheryl’s career continued to flourish with her West End debut in the play Death Drop in 2022, where she captivated audiences with her acting prowess. Additionally, her appearance on BBC One’s Celebrity MasterChef in 2023 allowed her to advocate for LGBTQ+ representation, emphasizing the importance of visibility in media.

In 2024, Cheryl Hole returned to the stage for the second season of Canada’s Drag Race: Canada vs. the World, where she placed in the top ranks. With her dynamic performances and unwavering dedication to her craft, Cheryl Hole continues to inspire and entertain audiences worldwide, proving herself as a true icon in the drag scene.