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Little Mix's Jade Thirlwall lands new cooking show competing against drag queens

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Jade Thirlwall has landed her very own TV show during lockdown, showcasing her cooking skills.The 27 year old will front the show for MTV, competing with special celebrity guests as they make their most creative meals.

Little Mix singer Jade will invite world famous drag queens, reality stars and fellow singers to compete on the show, Served!, across six episodes, with her mum, Norma, judging their efforts.

RuPaul's Drag Race UK winner The Vivienne is one of the names confirmed to compete, alongside fan favourites from the American version of the hit show, Courtney Act and Alyssa Edwards.

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