Divina de Campo

Growing up, Farrow struggled with his sexuality and had difficulties at school.[2] After finishing his university degree, he met his husband who encouraged him to do drag.[2]

Farrow started drag in 2005.[3] His drag name is Italian for Divine, who is an inspiration for him.[4] He regularly performed at Kiki in Manchester's Gay Village before it shut its doors for the final time in 2020.[1]

In January 2016, De Campo appeared on The Voice, auditioning with the song "Poor Wandering One" from The Pirates of Penzance, one of the judges being her idol Boy George.[1] Despite none of the judges turning their chairs for her, George later expressed regret for not picking her.[5] In December 2016, De Campo starred in The Ruby Slippers, a play that explores issues of identity and prejudice in the LGBT community.[6]

In 2017, De Campo was a part of a campaign to support the George House Trust, a charity supporting people living with HIV.[7] In December 2017, De Campo hosted Superbia's Drag Queen Story Time, in which she read stories to young children.[8] In 2018, De Campo was featured as a judge on All Together Now. In February 2018, she starred in a production of Dancing Bear, a musical that explores faith, sexuality and gender identity.[9]

On 21 August 2019, De Campo was announced as one of the 10 queens to be competing in the first series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK.[10] From November–December 2019, De Campo toured the UK alongside the cast of series one of RuPauls Drag Race UK, hosted by Drag Race alum Alyssa Edwards.[11] De Campo won three challenges and finished as the first runner-up. In January 2020, De Campo attended the first ever RuPaul's DragCon UK.[12]

In 2020, De Campo will be headlining at Portsmouth Pride at Castlefield, Southsea.[13]

In March 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic, De Campo was announced as a featured cast member for the very first Digital Drag Fest, an online drag festival for all ages, with attendees will given opportunities to interact with the artists, tip them, and win prizes during the broadcast.[14] In May, they participated in Isolation Song Contest, representing Australia.[15]

De Campo identifies as non-binary, and uses all pronouns.[16]

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