Who Is the Giraffe on 'The Masked Singer' Season 4?

Manori Ravindran International EditorThe U.K. edition of “The Masked Singer” has wrapped filming on season two and is now in post production, Variety can reveal.Produced by Argonon-backed Bandicoot TV, the hit singing competition debuted on ITV in January and drew a fully consolidated audience of 6.6 million (32% share).

*Caution: Spoilers ahead!* “The Masked Singer” returned for its third week of competition on Wednesday, and after four fun performances, fans had to say goodbye to one of the costumed contestants.

returned for its third week of competition on Wednesday, and after four fun performances, fans had to say goodbye to one of the costumed contestants.The wonderfully weird and always exciting singing competition brought back the remaining contestants from Group A — The Sun, The Giraffe, The Popcorn, and The Snow Owls — and pitted them against one another in a musical battle royale for a chance to earn a spot in the Group A finals!After all the performances were delivered and audience votes were

Group A is back on The Masked Singer!

The Masked Singer to see Sun, Giraffe, Popcorn, and Snow Owls howl pop hits as Season 4 rolled on. If you're reading this, you probably chose wisely and were thus treated to the sight of Nick Cannon struttin' the runway in one of his most resplendent getups yet: a tuxedo jacket in what looked like a newspaper print, and of course, enough bedazzled bling to increase global warming by one thousand percent by shooting hot, sexy light off his body.

The Masked Singer aired it’s third episode of Season 4 on Wednesday night. During the episode, The Giraffe, The Sun, Snow Owls, and Pop Corn all took the stage to perform some hit songs.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large“The Masked Singer” has said 9021-“no” to Brian Austin Green, who’s the third celebrity to be unmasked this season.The “Beverly Hills 90210” alum, who had been disguised as the Giraffe, left the show on Wednesday night after performing “Get Down on It,” by Kool and the Gang.None of the show’s panelists figured out that it was Green — including Robin Thicke, even though the two were childhood friends.“We were best friends for like three years,” Green

literally already on this show:Fortunately, Masked Singer fans (and I use this term loosely) have cracked this case wide open with some pretty solid theories about which celebrities are lurking inside our frightening feathered friends.So far we've gotten one clue package about the Snow Owls, revealing the following not-that-helpful hints: on These two definitely seem the most likely: they're a brother-sister duo who have worked together in the past, and fans are quick to point out that they had

les internets has some pretty decent theories.The Sun's first clue packages is honestly jam-packed with bright, shiny hints, including but not limited to:I will literally question the very nature of reality if Kylie ends up being the Sun— however there are some convincing clues.

frustratingly enticing clues.

The Masked Singer fans can’t get enough of the singing competition show. Everyone is dying to know who is behind all of those incredible masks, and The Giraffe is one the most wondered-about personalities.During the first episode, Giraffe gave fans a ton of illusive clues, but there were a few that stood out to some fans, including a hint about being a pain in the neck.

except for Gremlin, who the second contestant of the season to be eliminated and first-ever “Masked Singer” competitor to eliminate themselves, when he took off his mask on last night’s episode and revealed himself to be Mickey Rourke.So that’s who Gremlin is — but who are the identities of the five remaining masked celebrities in Season 4’s Group B? See below for fans’ best guesses, which were sparked by clue packages (you can view those here), the contestants’ initial performances, and the

is back for the second week of musical performances, wild costumes and frustratingly enticing clues.

The Masked Singer Season 4 is already introducing Group B into the fray, just one episode after unleashing the first crop of classified crooners in Group A (which now includes Sun, Giraffe, Popcorn, and Snow Owls). But just because a new group is being thrown into the mix doesn't mean we've stopped ruminating over the clues for Group A.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“The Masked Singer” kicked off its fourth season last night with the Dragon being the first contestant eliminated, as the show itself failed to breathe the ratings fire it has done in the past.Last night’s premiere scored a 1.4 rating among adults 18-49 and drew 5.4 million total viewers. While that was enough to win the night ratings-wise, it also represents a series low for “The Masked Singer” in both metrics.

The Masked Singer is back for another season of absolute insanity, and the time has once again come to track which “” are trapped in which costumes, .

revealed to be rapper Busta Rhymes at the end of last night’s premiere.But what are the identities of the four remaining masked celebrities in Season 4’s initial group? See below for fans’ best guesses, which were sparked by clue packages (you can view those here), the contestants’ initial performances, and the names thrown out by panelists Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke.Also Read: 'Masked Singer' Dragon Was Not a Dragon Just Because He Spits FirePopcorn Popcorn

The Masked Singer wasted no time thinning its herd of 16 costumed creatures down to 1 with a Season 4 premiere that sent hip-hop royalty Busta Rhymes back to his dragon lair before he could even say "Raow, raow like a dungeon dragon." Though his identity was instantly clear to those who know that voice, there were four others in the first round of competitors who were a little harder to identify on voice alone, which is sure to make the season a lot of head-scratching fun. Plenty more

Jenny McCartney is ready to kick off season 4 of «I thrive on the competition,» the TV personality tells ET's Nischelle Turner ahead of show's premiere. McCarthy, along with panelists Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke, returned to the stage on Wednesday, with new safety protocols put in place amid the coronavirus pandemic.Aside from giving ET a special behind-the-scenes look at the set, she also teased some pretty amazing performances coming up.«Because [artists] couldn't go on tour