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Like the rest of us, Michelle Visage is on lockdown, but that hasn’t stopped her from throwing open the doors of her family home, enlisting her husband as a cameraman and inviting you into her family life and into her head! Her head now has more grey on top of it than ever before – the perils of isolation! Michelle has mixed feelings about it. Does she embrace the grey alongside the slower pace of lockdown life, or should she try to boost her spirits with a little DIY hair dye? Jade from Little Mix is on speed dial, and they aren’t letting a pandemic get in the way of a little girl talk. There’s still so much to talk about, like penis cakes and parrots on the loose! Dr Ranj makes a house call too, dispelling Covid myths before revealing a side of himself that Michelle has never seen. Fashion guru and fellow Strictly friend Susannah Constantine weighs in on the great grey hair debate, and as a woman who hasn’t washed her hair for six weeks, her advice may surprise you.

Lockdown hasn’t deterred Michelle Visage and husband David from throwing daughter Lola a prom, albeit in their backyard. Homemade prom night is complete with balloons, corsages, a slow dance and the added bonus of a surprise visit from The King. Michelle also laughs it up with Drag Race judge friends Alan Carr and Joel McHale. Joel reveals that he has become a clean freak, whilst Alan and Michelle play Would You Rather?

Michelle has fully hit the what-the-hell-am-I-even-doing stage of lockdown, as she finds herself organising, labelling and even gardening. Today, she chats with comedian Keith Lemon about the appeal of crafting in a pandemic. Footballer Alex Scott rings in to inspire Michelle with her ambitious workouts, and Michelle checks in with her best friend Leah Remini while making headway on the treadmill.

After months of lockdown, Michelle vows that she’s not going to let Miss Rona get in the way of the important events in her life. So she’s tying up loose ends left and right. Her daughter Lola graduates from high school, and Michelle puts a bow on another season of Drag Race, coronavirus be damned. She chats with fashion icon Marc Jacobs about staying creative during lockdown, and comedian Celeste Barber joins to explain why she has a closet full of booze.

Covid-19 has cancelled Pride events all over the world, so Michelle is calling on her friends to keep the spirit of Pride alive. She finds a Scottish couple to marry from afar, catches up with Alan Cumming and Nick Grimshaw, and even bakes a pride cake with chef Jamie Laurita.

We’re four months into lockdown, and Michelle’s LA home is starting to drive her a little bit crazy! With most of her working life on location, Michelle is not a natural homebody. However, she is determined to nurture her inner Martha Stewart and come out of lockdown with a skill, and in this case it means fulfilling a lifetime ambition of learning how to fold a fitted sheet. She enlists the help of the Style Sisters, Gemma and Charlotte, all the way from Essex, to help her reorganise, dehoard and clear out her scary, cluttered kitchen pantry. She catches up with iconic host and Drag Race fan Lorraine Kelly, and the star of The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Tituss Burgess. Drag queen Brooke Lynn Hytes rings in to chat about her stint as a judge on Canada’s Drag Race.

Michelle and her husband David celebrate their 23rd wedding anniversary and discuss love in the time of quarantine, and how lockdown has affected romance. She also welcomes Vanessa Williams, Mark Gatiss, Nikkie Tutorials and Denise Van Outen to her closet.

With the lift of lockdown on the horizon, Michelle is in a reflective mood. She chats with her friends RuPaul, The Vivienne and Rylan Clark-Neal, and organises a Strictly Come Dancing reunion. Unbeknownst to her, David is also organising a reunion, as he plots the return from uni of their eldest daughter, Lillie.