Nick Cannon has COVID-19, Niecy Nash to fill in on ‘Masked Singer’

passed away, her cause of death has been announced.The 94-year-old actress died from a stroke, her death certificate revealed, according to Entertainment Tonight. COVID-19 was also listed as a significant condition that contributed to her death but was not the underlying cause.A rep for the San Diego Medical Examiner didn’t immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.The “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” star was cremated on Feb.

Haley Bosselman editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Fox announced the premiere dates for “The Masked Singer” Season 5 and “Game of Talents,” and Variety obtained an exclusive first look at Christopher Meloni on “Finding Your Roots.”HBO Max will debut its new reality competition series, “The Bridge,” on Feb. 11.

The Masked Singer host Nick Cannon has tested positive for COVID-19.Producers have recruited actress Niecy Nash to replace Cannon, as he was due to host the first few episodes of the fifth season of the hit reality show, Variety has confirmed.Panellists set to return to the show for the new episodes include Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke.Since the end of season four, spin-off show The Masked Dancer has started airing, featuring Vinny Guadagnino, Elizabeth

Nick Cannon is returning as host of after previously being fired from the series.

TV switch-up! Nick Cannon is temporarily being replaced as the Masked Singer host after testing positive for COVID-19, Us Weekly can confirm.

Nick Cannon and ViacomCBS have re-united after the longtime host of Wild ‘N Out was fired last summer for what the company called “hateful speech and…anti-Semitic conspiracy theories.” It means the improv competition, which had been renewed at VH1 for three more seasons ahead of Cannon’s controversial comments, will soon jump back into production, sources close to the situation tell Deadline.

Daniel Holloway Executive Editor, TVViacomCBS has reestablished its working relationship with Nick Cannon.

The Masked Singer Season 5 is set to begin filming very soon. Although we don’t know which stars will be hiding under the elaborate masks, it is clear that there will be one big change.

Nick Cannon has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

alleged relationship with Alex Rodriguez — exclusively telling Page Six that she and the ex-MLB star have never met in person, and only spoken on the phone.Rumors bubbled among LeCroy’s friends that she’d had “an affair” with the slugger — and they exploded into the public eye after Bravo’s Andy Cohen mentioned during a “Southern Charm” reunion show, “a very famous… ex-MLB player.”But LeCroy told us on Wednesday that she and A-Rod have “never met up.”She clarified they’ve “spoken on the phone.”

Nick Cannon has tested positive for COVID-19, means he will not be appearing in a number of episodes from the upcoming fifth season of, reports.Following Cannon's positive test, the show's producers have tapped Niecy Nash to serve as a guest host for some of the first episodes of the competition, a rep forFox confirmed to ET on Wednesday.Production on the upcoming season is set to kick off on Thursday, which means Nash will likely be helming at least the first few episodes, during which the new

The Masked Singer is getting a new host, temporarily, at least.

Niecy Nash is stepping in for Nick Cannon on The Masked Singer.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Masked Singer” host Nick Cannon has tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus, which means he won’t be seen in at least the first few episodes of the hit Fox reality series’ fifth season. Instead, producers have tapped actress and host Niecy Nash to fill in.Nash will take over as guest host as production begins this Thursday on Season 5 of “The Masked Singer,” and until Cannon is ready to get back to work.