The Masked Singer: Full list of odds for the celebrities behind each costume

season 5.Fox's celebrity singing competition show will add wild card rounds in the upcoming season, with new masked celebrities introduced during the run of show, it was announced Tuesday. Another slight tweak is that season 5 contestants will be competing in two groups of five (Groups A and B). The «wild card» contestants have the chance to crash the party and take the stage at the end of the episodes for a chance to unseat another contestant in the group and join the race for the  trophy.Niecy

The Masked Dancer wrapped up its first ever season by crowning the first champion!

is returning for a hotly anticipated season 5, and the show is already giving fans a sneak peek at the new slate of wild and elaborate costumes!The show dropped an exciting promo on Wednesday, just ahead of season finale, and showed a tantalized glimpse of just a few characters who will be singing their hearts out during the upcoming season.While not all of the costumes were fully explained, a few of them seemed pretty self-evident — including a cartoonish Pig costume, what appears to be a Black

The Masked Singer, the ITV entertainment show that has turned out to be the perfect tonic for this latest lockdown. Not since The Stig has the nation been so obsessed with “who’s behind the mask?”.

ITV series returned earlier this year and features a new batch of disguised celebrities singing. The judging panel have unmasked a participant each week, with just five now left on the show.

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

Variety first reported Wednesday, with Niecy Nash set to temporarily fill in.On Thursday, a rep for Cannon confirmed the report to Page Six. Cannon, 40 is expected to return at a later date, according to Variety, as production on Season 5 is slated to get underway Thursday.Cannon has hosted “The Masked Singer” since 2019.

Nick Cannon has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

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.