TWO mystery reality stars dressed up as clickers at the premiere of The Last of Us.
The duo posed with Gladiator II actor Pedro Pascal and former Game Of Thrones star Bella Ramsey.
Both of the Hollywood duo appeared at the glitzy Los Angeles launch of season two of their hit HBO show.
They appeared to be in particularly good form as they larked around on the red carpet in front of the characters in their horror drama.
But they were accompanied by huge personalities of reality TV, who are well known to fans.
Yvie Oddly, whose real name is Jovan Jordan Bridges, rose to fame when they won the eleventh season of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
They later returned to the show to compete on the seventh series of the All-Stars edition with previous victors.
Alongside the personality was Asia Consent, who famously won the sixth season of the rival show, Dragula by the Boulet Brothers.
The artist took to social media with excitement as she posted on X – formerly known as Twitter.
She wrote: “I am GAGGING. @OddlyYvie and I met #PedroPascal and #BellaRamsey at @TheLastofUsHBO Season 2 premiere. I can die happy #dragula #DragRace.”
Yvie echoed the sentiments on their own account, writing: “The energy last night was infectious,” with a matching mushroom emoji.
Together, the duo were dressed in elaborate costumes as they posed with the main stars of the night.
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Both actors made silly faces as they embraced the drag acts and the horror themed festivities with glee.
Bella, 21, was dressed in a shiny emerald green silk suit with a burgundy tie and crisp white shirt.
They opted to tie their hair up in a tight bun as they laughed with their co-star.
Meanwhile, Pedro, 49, donned a matching ensemble as he showed up to the affair in a tartan forest green and navy blazer.
He chose to complete the look with a violet roller neck knitwear top underneath and daring black leather trousers.
The Mandalorian personality donned his signature glasses, but they contained orange tinted lenses to match the theme of the evening.
