Who Is the Unicorn? The Masked Singer Reveals the Disguised Celebrity Contestant

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The Masked Singer has unveiled its unicorn.

On the fifth episode of the Fox competition series, the rabbit, unicorn, alien and lion once again performed for audiences and the show’s four celebrity panelists: Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong. 

The rabbit performed first (“Poison” by Bell Biv DeVoe), followed by the unicorn (“I Love It” by Icona Pop), the alien (“Happy” by Pharrell Williams) and the lion (“California Dreamin'” by Sia).

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Following the four performances, the masked celebrity contestants were brought back out on stage and the audience members were asked to vote on their favorite performance.

After the votes were tallied, the unicorn was named as the night’s unmasked singer  — and was revealed to be Tori Spelling!

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“This is the only time I’ve done everything right in my life,” Jeong, who correctly guessed Spelling’s disguise, said about the Beverly Hills, 90210 alum’s reveal.

“This right now, performing in front of people, is my biggest fear in life,” Spelling — who hosted a unicorn-themed birthday for her daughter Stella in July 2017 — said of the experience.

The mother of five added, “I wanted to know that they could be whatever they wanted to be.”

The Masked Singer, hosted by Nick Cannon, airs Wednesdays (9 p.m. ET) on Fox.



from PEOPLE.com https://people.com/tv/the-masked-singer-reveals-unicorn-tori-spelling/

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