It’s not known exactly how tall the rabbit masked singer is, but most people believe that it is Joey Fatone. Good Housekeeping, however, contends that it is none other than JC Chasez, who stands an impressive five feet eleven inches. Known as a former member of the boy band *NSYNC, Chasez released his first solo album in 2003 and wore a white straight jacket to promote it. His height was recently disputed after Jenny McCarthy incorrectly guessed that he was the rabbit.
The Masked Singer’s latest series has made the show even more hilarious with the robotic Robobunny. It belted out a Whitney Houston song while the judges tried to guess who he was. Ant and Dec and Markus Feehily tried to figure out Robobunny, but they weren’t able to. But who was it You’ll be able to find out when the show airs on Fox on Wednesday nights at 9 p.m.
In Week 5 of the show, Unicorn is 5’6″. She was born in Beverly Hills, and her strength is “being magic.” She said in her clue package that she dreams of singing and dreams of being a star. However, someone she looked up to once told her she was tone deaf, so she decided to quit singing. The Masked Singer stage was too much for her to sing the song she wants to perform.
Fatone hid the fact that she’s a member of NSYNC, but she kept the character secret. The show’s producers made the unmasking of Fatone more entertaining by revealing the identity of the remaining singers. Afterwards, Fatone launched a podcast called Two Cups of Joe, featuring interviews with celebrities. The show’s finale is scheduled for Wednesday, and viewers can watch the full episode on Fox.
In the Super Nine Masked Singer Special episode 8, “The Astronaut” “rickrolled” America with his brilliant rendition of Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up.” During this episode, the double unmasking occurred. As the “monster” masked singer, he sang “Stay With Me” by Sam Smith. The double unmasking was the most dramatic part of episode eight.
The judges of “The Masked Singer” can’t see the performers, so they’re only judging on voice and appearance. Because they can’t see the contestants’ faces, they have to rely solely on their voice to express their feelings. This unique format makes “The Masked Singer” both fun and exciting. It’s hosted by Joe Fatone, the host of the two-cups of Joe podcast and Impractical Jokers’ After Party.
