"I can't sing and I kept telling them"The Masked Singer has aired a double unmasking after yesterday's surprise cliffhanger.
The series 6 premiere saw contestants Teeth and Spag Bol in the bottom two, with the panellists choosing to save Teeth. However, in a twist, host Joel Dommett revealed that Spag Bol's identity would remain hidden until the following night.
In tonight's (January 5) episode, the mysterious Spag Bol was finally unmasked as presenter Kate Garraway. Talking about her time on the show, Garraway said: "I can't sing and I kept telling them [the production team] that, and they said it doesn't matter.
"Just to have an incredible chance to come out dressed as spaghetti and waddle around trying to sing. It's been so much fun and everybody's been great," she added.
Elsewhere in the episode, six new acts took to the stage to show off their musical talents. The audience saw performances from Pufferfish, Bush, Wolf, Pegasus, Toad in the Hole and Bear, before their votes landed Pegasus and Bush in the bottom two.
Then it was over to the panel, joined by actor Vicky McClure, who decided to save Bush and eliminate Pegasus from the competition.
After guesses including Jane Seymour, Elizabeth McGovern, Clare Balding, Joanna Lumley and Dame Prue Leith, the hidden performer was, in fact, unmasked as Prue.
Prue said she chose her song, 'Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'' because "I don’t know very many songs and I have known that one since my childhood."
"My favourite thing was that last song, when I had no head on. The audience were so lovely and they knew the song and they sang along with me. Which was much nicer. Anna (one of the voice coaches on the show) was so encouraging and so lovely I would like her to just stick with me for the rest of my life!"
