TV Ratings: ‘The Masked Singer’ Hits 5-Week Viewer High, Tops ‘Survivor’

Could Kandi Burruss be The Night Angel?

By Dino-Ray Ramos

This week’s episode of “The Masked Singer” ticked down fractionally, but still managed to come out on top in a packed Wednesday night ratings race.

returned on Wednesday for the Group C championships, and fans had to bid farewell to the final performer from the group.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 3, episode 9 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired March 25 on Fox.

But back to the Rhino, who is one of the more uncertain characters of the season. There are many theories as to who this, dare I say it, ~sexy~ voice belongs to, but luckily I've narrowed down the best guesses to make things a bit easier for you. Let's get down to business on who is hiding behind that horned mask.

One of my fave parts of the show is the wildly detailed, intricate, and extravagant costumes. I’d even go so far as to call them works of art. I mean, come on! It’s pretty impressive that these stars B-listers are able to bust a move onstage in getups that rival heavy machinery. Have you *seen* the wings on the ?! Or the hat on ?! None of this stuff can be particularly comfy, and the sacrifice made for my personal amusement is very much appreciated!

Bella Thorne was the latest star to be unmasked on Wednesday's all-new episode of and even the talented multi-hyphenate — who's gearing up to release new music this year — admits that performing on the massively popular Fox competition show was a nerve-wracking experience!

Whoa! The Masked Singer clearly wasn't kidding around when, at the outset of Season 3, the show bragged that it stepped its celebrity game up in a major way this go-round, with contestants boasting 69 Grammys, 88 gold records, and 11 Super Bowl appearances, among other achievements. So far, The Masked Singer has yanked the heads off some truly beloved entertainers, including, improbably, Lil Wayne and R&B legends Dionne Warwick and Chaka Khan.

Actress Bella Thorne has been unveiled as a contestant on the US version of The Masked Singer.

returned on Wednesday for the second round of performances from Group C, and fans had to bid farewell to another costumed contestant at the end of this week's playoffs.

SPOILER ALERT: Do not read ahead if you have not watched Season 3, episode 8 of “The Masked Singer,” which aired March 18 on Fox.

After first wowing the panel with her debut performance during last week's episode of, The Night Angel returns this Wednesday for the Group C playoffs, and ups the ante.

Much of Hollywood may be dealing with uncertainty right at this moment in the face of the pandemic that's sweeping the globe, but we can all rest easy about one little thing: The Masked Singer will go on.  This is only because the season finished filming in February, but it means that our weekly insane guessing games will continue until all of the singers have been unmasked and we can all rest easy knowing who else was up on that stage with Sarah Palin, Tony Hawk, and Chaka Khan.  Tonight, Ken

Without a scary get-up to distract me, I figured I'd be able to guess which the space suit right away. But as it turns out, I'm just really really bad at recognizing voices. Thankfully, the judges and fans came through with some theories. Let's dive in.

So far, —for one thing, No, I am still not over it and I'm not sure I ever will be. As for the rest of the cast, fans are completely confident they know the face and voice of the purple-hued nightmare known as Night Angel. After conducting some of my own research, I must say that the popular fan theory looks more like straight-up fact. Here's why.

That Alaska clue was a dead giveaway!

Before we’re introduced to the final roundup of fresh, disguised faces this season -- that would be Group C -- let’s recap the way this all has gone down to-date. Group A started out with six, then proceeded to lose Lil Wayne, Drew Carey and, scandalously, Chaka Khan.

Sarah Palin has been revealed as a contestant on the US version of The Masked Singer.