The Masked Singer fans 'work out' Maypole as chart-topping singer
20.01.2024 - 15:49
/ ok.co.uk
The Masked Singer continues to keep audiences guessing with its mysterious costumes and hidden celebrities, and this time, fans are convinced they've unravelled the secret behind Maypole’s identity. While the show's judges and viewers at home are busy speculating, one popular guess has emerged, and it involves a chart-topping singer.
The latest episode featured Maypole delivering a stunning rendition of Emilie Sandé's Clown, leaving both the audience and judges in awe. Among the celebrity sleuths, TV favourite and judge Mo Gilligan made a bold claim, stating that Maypole's voice seemed unmistakably familiar.
According to Mo, the singer behind the Maypole costume is none other than Rita Ora. ITV viewers at home quickly jumped on the bandwagon, flooding social media with their guesses, echoing Mo's belief that Maypole is the 33 year old Hot Right Now singer Rita Ora.
Despite earlier announcements by host Joel Dommett that Rita was working in America during the show's filming, Mo remains convinced that Maypole conceals Rita underneath. Mo expressed his conviction during the show, questioning why Rita wasn't present and asserting: "Why is she not here, because she’s here?" Fan support quickly followed, with one viewer sharing: "Absolutely convinced Maypole is Rita Ora." Another speculation emerged, with one viewer suggesting: "Maypole could be Nadine Coyle.....But until we see them on the same show together, I'm still saying it's Rita Ora." A third viewer weighed in, adding: "Maypole has Rita Ora's voice, and that would explain the 'return to sender' clue." Meanwhile, another fan suggested alternative possibilities but acknowledged the resemblance, stating: "I had Fleur East down for Maypole last week, but the tone of the
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