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Charli Paul Frank Monét Finch (born 14 August 2001), known professionally as Anubis Finch, or mononymously as Anubis, is an English drag queen and singer who is best known for being a contestant on the
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of ''
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'' in 2021. He has also released an album, ''Rebiiirth'' (2023), an
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, ''Anubis'' (2019) as well as four singles.


Early life

Charli Finch was born on 14 August 2001 in Seaford,
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. At the age of 16, he began performing as a drag queen under the name Anubis Finch, a name he chose to pay homage to his late father's Egyptian heritage. She studied Performing Arts at
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. During her time there, the portrayed the
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''.


Career

Anubis began performing musically at the age of 13. She has a four-octave range and has worked with
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and
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. Anubis has additionally provided demo and backing vocals for
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. In 2019, Anubis released an
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''Anubis''. and later that year a cover of "
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". In 2020, Anubis released another single, "Home". In 2021, Anubis was announced as one of the contestants competing on the
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of ''
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''. Anubis was the first contestant to be eliminated from the competition after losing a lip sync against Elektra Fence. Despite this, he was later crowned Miss Congeniality by their fellow competitors. In 2022, Finch released the single "Wonderland" and embarked on the ''RuPaul's Drag Race UK: The Official Tour'' alongside the cast of series 3. In 2023,
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and Anubis announced an 11-date tour, called ''The Nightmares Before Christmas Tour''.


Personal life

Anubis is based in
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,
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. Her fashion and theatrical inspirations are
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, ''
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, and
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. She identifies as
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.


Filmography


Television


Stage


Discography


Albums


Extended plays


Singles


References


External links

* {{Authority control 2001 births Living people Drag performers from Brighton and Hove English drag queens English people of Egyptian descent People from Eastbourne People from Seaford, East Sussex RuPaul's Drag Race UK contestants