Jayme Andrews Death; Community mourns death of drag king with immeasurable impact in Vancouver

May 2024 · 2 minute read

According to loved ones, Jayme Andrews was not just recognized for their kindness, love, and bravery, but also for the influential role they played as a drag king in Vancouver, serving as an inspiration for a new wave of individuals.

According to sources close to the situation, the partner and friends of Andrews have verified with Daily Hive that the well-known member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community passed away on July 28. In a stunning revelation, it has been confirmed that the individuals in question were indeed 25 years old.

Andrews, widely recognized by their stage name King Fisher, gained significant recognition as one of the few drag kings to grace the stages of Vancouver for an extended period.

In August 2019, Andrews embarked on their drag career, as reported by their partner Artemis, who is also known as Heathen in drag. This career choice came after Andrews relocated from Cranbrook, BC to Vancouver.

In a dramatic turn of events, Andrews was seen approaching Bo O’wadi, also known as Bo Dyp in drag, in a state of frenzy. It was evident that Andrews was eager to engage in a conversation with Bo Dyp, expressing his deep admiration for the art of drag.

According to O’wadi, he was incredibly enthusiastic, and his excitement was infectious.

In a display of unwavering passion and boundless vitality, his love and energy were truly formidable. In a remarkable display of selflessness, he consistently appeared for others and generously offered his support, even in times when he had limited resources at his disposal.

In a heartwarming display of emotion, he exuded an unmistakable sense of joy and compassion. According to O’wadi, he described his spirit as young and adventurous.

According to O’wadi, Andrews served as a source of inspiration for Vancouver’s drag community under the persona of King Fisher, ultimately sparking transformative shifts within the city.

According to sources, he was referred to as the “king of kings.”

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