The season eight finale of The Masked Singer is airing TONIGHT!
The final two contestants – Lambs and Harp – will be competing for the trophy during the season finale, which begins at 8pm ET on FOX.
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Ahead of the finale, we’ve compiled the clues and spoilers that might help us figure out who Lamb‘s true identities are.
The season eight contestants “boast a combined 32 Grammy nominations, 16 Emmy wins, 8 gold albums, 4 Golden Globe nominations, 42 books, 10 Teen Choice awards, and 5 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.”
Click inside to for the clues and guesses for Lambs…
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FIRST PERFORMANCE CLUES:
– They all grew up together in Beverly Hills
– They “loved playing pretend,” which helped them launch a “massive career on stage and on screen”
– Jeans with “famous” written across the back shown
– String with the letters “Venice” spelled out shown
– The biggest star they’ve ever worked with was Paul McCartney
Lambs performed “Hot N Cold” by Katy Perry.
PANEL GUESSES: Kim, Kourtney, & Khloe Kardashian, Haim, and The Chicks
SECOND PERFORMANCE CLUES:
– Pink Lamb says, “Lambs! We have to stay hocused! I mean, focused
– They also mentioned “Go Your Own Way”
During the episode, Lambs performed “Ironic” by Alanis Morissette.
PANEL GUESSES: The Corrs, SWV, and Fifth Harmony
THIRD PERFORMANCE CLUES:
– They’ve known each other since they were “young girls”
– Made it big when they were young ladies, but eventually went their separate ways, which they call “the best decision at that time”
– They say, “When we reunited, it was like no time had passed”
During the semi-finals, Lambs performed “Need You Now” by Lady A.
PANEL GUESSES: the Spice Girls and All Saints
OUR GUESS: Wilson Phillips. They all grew up together in Beverly Hills, and sang back up for Paul McCartney on one of his songs. Less than a year after they released their second album in 1992, Wilson Phillips broke up. They then reunited in 2004 and they released “Go Your Own Way,” which was a cover of the Fleetwood Mac song of the same name.
