Tiny’s Monstrous Reveal
Our larger-than-life monster has been revealed as Pete Murray on tonight’s episode of The Masked Singer Australia. He may have claw-fully captivated our hearts this season but following his performance of…
Space Fairy Rockets Out Of The Competition.
In a galactic twist, reality TV darling Charlotte Crosby has been revealed as Space Fairy on tonight’s episode of The Masked Singer Australia.
Bluebottle’s Final Sting
Bluebottle’s jelly good time has come to an end, as interior design queen Shaynna Blaze was revealed as our sultry singing sea creature. Despite a tidal wave of applause for…
Holy Guacamole! Bad Avocado Is Unmasked.
Australia’s favourite brunch item has been unmasked as Summer Warne.
Despite Bad Avocado’s emotional rendition of Coldplay’s Yellow and epic effort against Space Fairy as they duelled Steppenwolf’s hit Born To Be Wild, Summer was selected by the panel to reveal her identity.
Guessing panel Mel B, Dave Hughes, Chrissie Swan and Abbie Chatfield weren’t able to crack Bad Avo’s identity from her clues, and instead nominated Michelle Payne, Jacqui Lambie, Alyssa Healy and I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here alum, Pettifleur Berenger.
Following her reveal, Summer was asked why she decided to join The Masked Singer Australia: “My Dad loved me singing, and my whole life I’ve wanted to do that kind of thing. He was like, ‘You’ve got to do it, Summer, you’ve got to do it’. I was like, ‘No, it’s not for me’. I was too scared. [But ahead of The Masked Singer Australia], I had his little voice in my head going ‘Just do it – stuff what anyone thinks, just do it’.”
“I want to make Dad proud. Singing Yellow was absolutely amazing – that song was his funeral song. Chris Martin sang it at the state memorial.”
She then reminisced on her Dad’s friendship with Chris Martin, noting that the Coldplay front man had invited Shane to take part in a Coldplay tour, playing the harmonica, an offer the sporting icon quickly accepted.
Not a dry eye was left in the house as Summer performed Yellow once again, pointing to sky, in an ode to her father.
