Who left The Masked Dancer last night? All the unmasked contestants revealed so far
Eight contestants have been unmasked on The Masked Dancer as we eagerly await the final.
Only one episode of The Masked Dancer remains, meaning we'll soon know which mystery celebrity will secure the honour of being the competition's first UK winner.
The series launched back in May and has seen plenty of surprises, with the eight Masked Dancer contestants revealed so far ranging from singer Louise Redknapp to legendary ski jumper Eddie the Eagle.
Last night (June 4rd) saw the another double elimination, one of which left The Masked Dancer judges shocked as their guesses proved to be far off the mark.
Tonight, it's the show we've all been waiting for – The Masked Dancer final – which kicks off 7:30pm and will reveal the remaining contenders and decide the winning mask.
Here are all the contestants who have already been unmasked.
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Frog
This one really blindsided The Masked Dancer's judging panel, who were left with jaws on the floor when actress and model Kelly Brook emerged from beneath the show's zany frog costume.
The media personality had thrown people off the scent by putting on a false American accent in her soundbites, leading the judges to believe she could be Kelly Osbourne.
Knickerbocker Glory
Less of a surprise was the reveal of Craig Revel Horwood as Knickerbocker Glory, as his Strictly Come Dancing colleague Oti Mabuse had correctly suspected it was him in the glamorous costume.
Horwood was a good sport about being unmasked but assured viewers his experience on the show wouldn't affect his judging style on Strictly, where he has built a reputation for being famously hard to impress.
Llama
Despite putting on quite the show, Llama just couldn't keep their identity under wraps after they found themselves in the bottom three.
Llama was later revealed to be radio presenter Zoe Ball. Guest judge David Walliams guessed perfectly at the last minute, while Jonathan Ross thought Scarecrow might be Ball as he thought a "Woody" clue was a reference to the radio presenter's son.
Beagle
Dancing on Ice's Christopher Dean was unmasked as the show's Beagle during a double elimination on Thursday night. The clues were all there, but not one judge managed to guess him correctly, with Harry Judd, Gethin Jones, and Jamie Redknapp being some of the suggestions.
Rubber Chicken
Rubber Chicken was revealed to be Ski Jumper Eddie the Eagle on Tuesday night’s show.
And he certainly managed to wing it on the ITV series, as not one of the judges managed to guess Rubber Chicken correctly.
Guesses included Oti's Strictly partner Bill Bailey, Joe Pasquale and The Chase Presenter Bradley Walsh.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, The Masked Dancer's Eddie the Eagle revealed he wants to do Strictly Come Dancing next.
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Beetroot
The judges and all of us at home couldn’t quite work out who was behind the costume of Beetroot and those very seductive performances.
The dancing, purple vegetable turned out to be burlesque dancer and American model Dita Von Teese.
“I thought it would be fun to do something unexpected and out of character for me… I’ve never done anything like this, and I’m not a competitive person, but I knew it would be hilarious. I also knew people wouldn’t expect me to be under the mask,” she said.
Flamingo
Singer Louise Redknapp was the second celebrity to be unmasked on Sunday night, after being in the bottom two with Frog and Squirrel.
Out of all the judges, Ross was the only one to guess Redknapp was behind the feathery bird costume from the clues which hinted she loved fashion, performed a Vegas set, had been a showbiz reporter and that high-flying ran in her extended family.
Viper
Viper was the first contestant to be unveiled on Saturday night’s show. Following a performance to Lenny Kravitz’s Are You Gonna Go My Way, Viper was revealed to be Diversity member Jordan Banjo.
Both Oti Mabuse and Mo Gilligan guessed Banjo correctly while Jonathan Rosa and Davina McCall thought Viper might be Anthony Joshua – something Banjo was particularly pleased with.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Jordan Banjo said of his The Masked Dancer elimination: “It’s not a dance competition, it’s a guessing game.”
The Masked Dancer is on ITV daily at 7pm or 7:30pm, except Wednesday, 2nd June - here's when you can expect The Masked Dancer final to air. Episodes are also available to stream on the ITV Hub. For something else to watch, check out our TV Guide or visit our dedicated Entertainment hub.
