WARNING: Masked Singer spoilers below.
A new celeb entered The Masked Singer on Monday night - and he was unmasked in the same episode. WARNING: Spoilers.... former AFL player, now radio host, Brendan Fevola.
Fevola said after his reveal that while he’d had a great time during his brief time on the show, he wasn’t sure the audience and judges had enjoyed it as much, considering his complete lack of signing talent. “Man, did you butcher that song royally,” Mel B told him, which Fevola owned: “I can’t sing! I can’t sing, but I was having a good time.”
While judge Dave Hughes scored a rare correct guess in identifying Fevola, the other judges had guessed Captain might be Aussie actor Gynton Grantley, rugby league great Wally Lewis orWith Captain in and out of the competition in one episode, there remain four contestants left on the show this season: Bouncer and Grim Reaper, whoLast week saw one of the biggest surprises of the season: That “Burger Gal” was none other than a member ofThe Aussie wildlife warrior, at just 19, had to audition...
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