‘The Masked Singer’ Season 11: All Celebrity Reveals & Guesses So Far
Spoiler Alert
[Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for The Masked Singer Season 11.]
Everyone’s favorite guess-who game show is back. Fox‘s The Masked Singer returns for its eleventh season with a brand new slate of singing celebrities.
Last season, the reality show boasted some pretty surprising powerhouses like R&B icon Ne-Yo, actor Anthony Anderson, tennis legend Billie Jean King, and rock and roll hall of famer John Oates, going to show you really never know who is under the mask.
Season 11 also welcomes a new judge to the panel: pop star Rita Ora takes the place of singer Nicole Scherzinger to join Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg, and Robin Thicke, who have all been on the show since the beginning. Nick Cannon returns as host.
Below, we’re revealing the songs, guesses, and identity reveals of all the competitors from Season 11. So, for fans who haven’t tuned in, steer clear of spoilers, and let us know what you thought of Season 11 in the comments section, below.
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Book is Kevin Hart
After a well-humored and slightly pitchy rendition of “So Sick” by Ne-Yo in the season premiere, Book was revealed to be beloved comedian and actor Kevin Hart. Robin Thicke was quick to guess the singer, who soon after took off his costume to reveal himself. Hart even made a jest at Nick Cannon, claiming that his cameo was a prank amid their long history of pranking one another. In classic fashion, Hart saved face by claiming his off-key singing was on purpose and even poked fun at Cannon’s jacket.
Afghan Hound is Savannah Chrisley
In Episode 2, themed “The Wizard of Oz Night,” Savannah Chrisley was unmasked as the Afghan Hound. Before her big reveal, the daughter of reality TV parents Julie and Todd Chrisley alluded to her family’s troubles in recent years, as her parents remain in prison for bank fraud. After her chuckle-filled rendition of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” by the Tokens, none of the panelists guessed her true identity correctly, instead guessing Sistine Stallone, Olivia Jade, and Brooke Hogan.
Spaghetti & Meatballs is Joe Bastianich
In Episode 3, MasterChef judge Joe Bastianich was revealed to be the singer under the culinary costume. True to the theme of third episode, Spaghetti & Meatballs performed “Only The Good Die Young” by Billy Joel, who coincidentally is a friend of the restauranteur. Despite their best efforts, none of the judges guessed Bastianich’s identity correctly, though they did guess cooking personalities Gordon Ramsay, Guy Fieri, and Stanley Tucci.
Sir Lion is Billy Bush
The Extra host’s first appearance in Season 11 was also his last. The panelists guessed TV anchors like Andy Cohen, Anderson Cooper, and Seth Meyers, but none were correct. Billy Bush, as Sir Lion, sang “Who Are You” by The Who, which is also the show’s theme song.
Lizard is Sisqó
It was no surprise that Ora was right about who was under the mask after Lizard delivered a fiery final rendition of “Bring Me To Life” by Evanescence. The reptile’s newest clue was a series of loofahs that fell from the ceiling, with one that read Rita, alluding to an award both singers had won. The singer had previously sung Billy Joel‘s “Uptown Girl,” “Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?,” and competed in two smackdowns. It was a valiant season for the songwriter and record producer, who spoke more to TV Insider here.
Lovebird is Colton Underwood
Lovebird’s flight has unfortunately come to an end for this season of The Masked Singer as the feathery friend was revealed to be The Bachelor‘s Colton Underwood. McCarthy was right on the money when she guessed the singer had to have come from reality TV. The other panelists were just a little off, guesses ranging from Jersey Shore‘s Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino to Dwayne Johnson. For his final performance, Underwood as Lovebird spread his wings and soared to new heights with his passionate cover of “All That You Are” by Goo Goo Dolls. Underwood was the sixth reveal of the season and has previously performed “Home” by Phillip Phillips.
Koala is DeMarcus Ware
In this week’s episode, DeMarcus Ware made his first and final appearance for a special wild card performance as the Koala. The former professional football player branched out and sang outside the studio, giving a rooftop rendition of “Everybody Wants To Rule The World” by Tears for Fears. None of the panelists got it quite right having guessed professional athletes Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, and Terry Crews.
Ugly Sweater is Charlie Wilson
Ugly Sweater’s story has finally unraveled as the contestant was revealed to be the Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter Charlie Wilson.
In the true spirit of “Queen Night” for Group A Finals, Wilson delivered his final performance: a heartfelt rendition of “I Want To Break Free.” For his clue, Ugly Sweater admitted to giving Cannon dating advice. Only Thicke guessed the R&B singer correctly, the other panelists having guessed Al Green, Smokey Robinson and Aaron Neville.
Starfish is Kate Flannery
After a battle of the fishes, Starfish sadly bites the dust in this season of The Masked Singer after she sang “Another One Bites The Dust” in a battle Royale against Goldfish, after which she was revealed to be The Office actress and comedian Kate Flannery.
Before her elimination, Starfish blew the crowd away with her rockstar cover of Queen’s “Under Pressure.” After her clue revealed that she offered McCarthy-Wahlberg tickets to her show, the panelists guessed Kate McKinnon, Amy Schumer, and Lisa Kudrow but only Jeong recognized Starfish’s comedic and musical genius as Flannery herself.
Cleocatra is Jenifer Lewis
Cleocatra’s reign has come to an end as the feline queen was revealed to be Broadway and film actress Jenifer Lewis. The claws were out as she gave two show-stopping performances of the En Vogue staple “Free your mind” and “Waterfalls” by TLC. For their final guesses, the panelists ventured Roberta Flack and Loretta Devine but only Jeong guessed the queen correctly.
Previously the panelists had guessed Taraji P. Henson as well as Sheryl Lee Ralph.
Gumball
Gumball delivered a touching rendition of “Wide Open Spaces” by the Chicks followed by Carnie Wilson singin the clue “Don’t Cha” by the Pussy Cat Dolls. The clue revealed that the candy machine has previously worked with the actor Channing Tatum.
The panelists guessed Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Derek Hough, and Taran Killam and have previously optioned Chace Crawford, Kevin Jonas, and Jamie Dornan.
The Beets
The Beets brought the house down with a duet of “I’m So Excited” by the Pointer Sisters. With the help of Raven-Symoné singing the clue “Weak” by SWV, the rowdy roots revealed they’ve worked on Broadway together before as well.
This week, the panelists guessed the duo Brooks & Dunn, Tituss Burgess and Alan Cumming, and Scrubs co-stars Zack Braff and Donald Faison. Previous guesses (also in pairs) include Will Arnett and Jason Bateman; K-Ci and Jojo; and Steve Martin and Martin Short.
Seal
Seal made a splash as this week’s wild card, appearing in the competition for the first time to perform “Hold On” by Wilson Phillips. Raven-Symoné returned for one more clue to sing “Bo$$” by Fifth Harmony after which Seal revealed that his boss is Steven Spielberg. Lucky for fans, Seal won the Smack Down – with his playful cover of “Waterfalls” by TLC –and will be returning for the next round.
The panelists guessed Haley Joel Osment, Taika Waititi, Corey Feldman, and Sean Astin.
Goldfish
After a moment of vulnerability, Goldfish stunned the panelists and audience with a beautiful rendition of “The Show Must Go On.” Goldfish gave the hint that she’s worked with Jeong before, leading the panelists to guess Hilary Duff, Selena Gomez, and Vanessa Hudgens. Previous guesses for this singer include Sarah Hyland, Nina Dobrev, and Lea Michele.
Clock
Clock opened up the episode with a banging rendition of “Respect” by Aretha Franklin. After her clue with the host Nick Cannon‘s name in a bathtub, the panelists guessed Debbie Allen, Deniece Williams, and Diana Ross.
Previous guesses include Stephanie Mills, Debbie Allen, Janet Jackson, Anita Baker, and Evelyn “Champagne” King, but only time will tell whether any of the judges guessed correctly.
Poodle Moth
Saved by the bell (literally!), Poodle Moth lives to see another episode. In the latest episode, Poodle Moth gave a tear-jerking rendition of “The House That Built Me” by Miranda Lambert. After revealing the soap bar clue that read Robin, Poodle Moth opened up about how working with Alan Thicke was one of the biggest moments of her career. The guesses from the panelists were Sharon Stone, Brooke Shields, and Shania Twain, and the emotive singer was saved by Ora and McCarthy-Wahlberg who saved her from unmasking.
Past guesses for this one-of-a-kind contestant include Melissa McCarthy, Lauren Graham, Connie Britton, Trisha Yearwood, Wynonna Judd, and Rita Wilson.
