I don't know what I'll do without you

The Vivienne's mum pays tribute to Drag Race star in BBC3 docu

- BY LAUREN MORRIS

THE Vivienne's mother Caroline says she is “plodding on one day at a time" seven months after the Drag Race star's sudden death.

UK winner James Lee Williams, who went by The Vivienne professionally, died aged 32 in January from a cardiac arrest caused by ketamine use.

His friends and family tonight pay tribute to the TV star's career and reflect on his tragic death in the BBC Three documentary, Dear Viv.

Devastated Caroline says in the show: "Every day after that has been not believing it... it's a battle, it's a real battle."

James' sister Chanel reveals how she saw her brother's body in his house, having planned to meet him with her daughters.

She says: "I was due to take the girls to see him that day for lunch.