James Lee Williams, the late performer better known as The Vivienne, will be the subject of the documentary "Dear Viv."

EXCLUSIVE: The team behind Drag Race is making Dear Viv, a documentary celebrating the life and legacy of James Lee Williams, AKA British drag icon The Vivienne. Williams was found dead in their bathroom this January. An inquest into their death has been adjourned until June.

The new documentary, titled Dear Viv, will explore the drag queen's trailblazing achievements and their incredible life, reports the Mirror. The documentary will include moments such as their Drag Race UK win, their contributions to the LGBTQ+ community, as well their personal life up until their tragic death at age 32.

James Lee Williams, who performed as the drag queen, was found dead at their home in Cheshire on Sunday January 5

The first Drag Race UK winner's life and legacy will be detailed following James Lee Williams's unexpected death earlier this year.

The producers behind "RuPaul's Drag Race" are ready to pay tribute to late U.K. Series 1 winner The Vivienne two months after her tragic death at age 32. World of Wonder has entered production on a documentary entitled "Dear Viv,

A new documentary to celebrate the “life and legacy” of drag star The Vivienne is in production, it has been announced. James Lee Williams, who won the first series of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK under their stage name The Vivienne, died at the age of 32 in January.