Shockingly Adorable: Yorkie Unmasked on ‘The Masked Singer’ – Guess Who?

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Warning: This discussion reveals details about “The Masked Singer,” specifically the events from Season 13, Episode 9 titled “Decades Night,” that was broadcasted on Fox on April 9th.

On a completely unique note, ‘The Masked Singer’ differs significantly from ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.’ However, for Erika Jayne, who was revealed as Yorkie on the latest episode of Fox’s singing reality show, there was no need for any persuasion to participate.

She said to EbMaster, “What could possibly stop me? My costume was just precious! ‘The Masked Singer’ is such an excellent production. I had an amazing time performing and it was one of my best experiences ever on stage. So why wouldn’t I jump at this fantastic chance?

Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg picked correctly with Erika Jayne, while Robin Thicke chose Lori Loughlin. Rita Ora selected Paris Hilton and Ken Jeong opted for Kyle Richards.

In this rephrased sentence, I’ve maintained the original structure of presenting each celebrity and their guess, but I’ve made it easier to read by using “picked correctly” instead of “got it right” and “chose” or “selected” instead of named for the celebrities making a guess. Additionally, I’ve used “opted for” in place of “went with” for Ken Jeong’s choice.

Jayne found it particularly difficult to perform while wearing the costume because the mask was heavy, the boots were large, and synchronizing her singing with the rhythm, pitch, and dance moves without tripping or stumbling was a struggle.

It turns out that McCarthy-Wahlberg, being a dedicated “Housewives” fan, eventually recognized her due to the unique quality of her voice, which is hard to disguise for an extended period.

Jayne made an appearance on “The Masked Singer,” following a stir caused by her and co-star Bozoma Saint James during their chat on “Watch What Happens Live.” Their refusal to discuss the departure of castmate Garcelle Beauvais, followed by less than friendly remarks, sparked criticism from viewers.

Jayne stated, ‘Regarding what Garcelle expressed last week, which was ‘I dislike Erika,’ I stand by my reaction to her comment.’

In “The Masked Singer” Season 13, Erika Jayne transformed into Yorkie, Method Man became Stud Muffin, Candace Cameron Bure donned Cherry Blossom, James Van Der Beek took on Griffin’s role, Flavor Flav assumed the persona of Space Ranger, Sheana Shay emerged as Bat, Aubrey O’Day was Ant, Oscar de la Hoya disguised himself as Fuzzy Peas, and Cedric the Entertainer hid under the mask of Honey Pot.

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On “The Masked Singer” Season 13, Erika Jayne revealed herself as Yorkie, Method Man unmasked as Stud Muffin, Candace Cameron Bure was Cherry Blossom, James Van Der Beek stepped out as Griffin, Flavor Flav donned the Space Ranger costume, Sheana Shay emerged from under the Bat mask, Aubrey O’Day was Ant, Oscar de la Hoya took off Fuzzy Peas’ disguise, and Cedric the Entertainer unveiled himself as Honey Pot.

The final event of “Decades Night” was the Group C finale, where the last three contestants took the stage for a joint performance of “My Sharona,” by the Knack. Then, Mad Scientist Monster secured a spot in the next round, known as the “Lucky Six.” This left Yorkie and Nessy to compete head-to-head in a battle, both singing “Hard to Handle,” by Otis Redding. Unfortunately for Yorkie, Nessy came out on top in this face-off, resulting in Yorkie being eliminated from the competition.

The winners from Group A are Coral and Paparazzo, the victors of Group B are Pearl and Boogie Woogie, and the champions from Group C are Mad Scientist Monster and Nessy.

For Season 13, we have the return of host Nick Cannon, joined by regular panelists Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, Rita Ora (who’s filling in for Nicole Scherzinger for a third consecutive season), and Robin Thicke.

In Season 13, Nick Cannon is back as the host, with his regular crew of panelists including Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, Rita Ora (who’s been holding down the fort for Nicole Scherzinger for three seasons), and Robin Thicke.

In the upcoming season, a secretive figure known as “Detective Lucky Duck” is set to make appearances, providing hints and assisting the judges in solving the mystery of who’s hiding behind the masks. This week, Season 3 competitor Bret Michaels provided a clue for Nessy: “I have shared the stage with this individual numerous times. If you can’t figure it out, I’ll be astonished.” Later on, Detective Lucky Duck reappeared, brandishing the Golden Ear trophy, mentioning that it will once again be up for grabs among the judges (the one with the most accurate guesses during this season will be the winner).

As a dedicated movie enthusiast, let me share an exciting update about the “Crack the Case” series: now we delve deeper into the lives of the eliminated contestants! For instance, there’s Yorkie, whose clue was a pair of sleek black knee-high boots. Here’s the intriguing part: “These lucky boots were custom tailored for me. They are my stage boots, designed for strides. They’ve seen me through thick and thin. Wherever I roam, even the grandest sets.

Season 13 of “The Masked Singer” will feature themed episodes that honor popular franchises like “Shrek,” “Ghostbusters,” and the Grand Ole Opry as it celebrates its centennial. Additionally, tributes to the Rat Pack, a “Voices of Olympus: Unveiling of the Gods,” “Carnival,” “Boy Bands,” “Decades,” “Lucky 6 Speed Guessing,” a “Clash of the Masks,” and the comeback of “Soundtrack of My Life” are also planned.

Contestants in Season 13 are disguised as Honey Pot, Space Ranger, Cherry Blossom, Coral, Fuzzy Peas, Ant, Photographer, Griffin, Boogie Woogie, Pearl, Bat, Yorkshire Terrier, Stud Muffin, Loch Ness Monster, and Mad Scientist.

Here were the performances on Wednesday’s Episode 9, “Decades Night”:

Yorkie

Song: “Stop! In the Name of Love,” by the Supremes

Panel guesses: Lori Loughlin, Kyle Richards, Erika Jayne

Hint for Time Travel Device: “I’m a performer in one of the most popular television programs, think of me as a star on the screen, much like a canine entertainer.

Narration: “I selected the ’60s era because it brings back memories of my mother. I vividly imagine her as a youthful lady, experiencing love and getting married. That idealistic vision of the decade. However, only a few years after my birth, our family disintegrated when my father left us. Leaving my mother to raise me alone. It was never the same again. She used her pain as a lesson. She taught me to be cautious with my heart and keep love at arm’s length. To ponder things over. Because every opportunity for love was a greater chance of heartache. Thus, I grew up swiftly. Some might say I was cold. And I resented that aspect of myself for many years. I’ve had to learn how to open my heart to others. And after my own experiences with love, I can now understand where my mother was coming from. She was merely trying to shield me.”

So this song is dedicated to her, my most devoted protector.

Previously: “When I first became famous in New York, people loved me like crazy. That was, until I got caught up in a huge scandal because of someone else’s mistakes, someone I cared about deeply. My name ended up everywhere – newspapers, gossip blogs, even billboards across town. Needless to say, I was put through the wringer. But I remained true to myself and tried my best to keep my head high. Looking back, that’s what I’m most proud of. And you know what? The truth eventually came out. Life can be chaotic, love can be even messier, but if you have a solid foundation, you can pick up the pieces and become stronger than before. And I am living proof of that.

Previous songs: “Hot To Go!,” by Chappell Roan; “Step By Step,” by New Kids on the Block

Previously proposed candidates: Chelsea Handler, Paris Hilton (twice), Kyle Richards, Teresa Giudice, Erika Jayne

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Previous suggestions: Chelsea Handler, Paris Hilton x2, Kyle Richards, Teresa Giudice, Erika Jayne

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Mad Scientist Monster

Song: “Love Yourself,” by Justin Bieber

Panel guesses: Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, Billy Ray Cyrus

Time machine clue: “Season 4.” “I’ve performed with someone from Season 4.”

Mad Scientist (in an excited tone): “I picked the 2010s because they were fantastic! Electric vehicles took over the roads, and smartphones filled the stores. It was a fantastic decade for my work. I felt like I could take over the world. I won every award except the Nobel prize, but I didn’t do it alone. We had a great time together, but our partnership didn’t last forever. We had different views on life. I wanted to explore new paths and continue our experiment. However, we never tested that idea, so I decided to go solo. At first, I was angry. But life moves on. Once I was on my own, I discovered I enjoyed having control over the results. Now, I understand I learned a valuable lesson. Sometimes, chemical reactions change, and that’s okay. And not everyone will love you, but that’s okay too. As long as you love yourself.

Previous songs: “Unwell,” by Matchbox Twenty; “I Swear,” by All-4-One

Past Attempted Identifications: Luke Combs, Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, Alan Jackson, Tim McGraw, and Keith Urban (Country music artists)

Nessy

Song: “Can’t Fight This Feeling,” by REO Speedwagon

Panel guesses: Dave Matthews, Daryl Hall, Pat Monahan

Hint for Time Travel: “Justin Bieber and Charlie Puth. They’re two youngsters who made a name covering my tunes, and it earned me some trendy parental approval.

“The 1980s, a time of mullets, MTV, and camcorders – a decade that left its mark. That’s the era I picked for my inspiration. In those days, expressing your feelings was as simple as playing a love song from a boom box outside your crush’s window. For me, there was one band that filled my boom box back then: the powerful REO Speedwagon. They helped me learn to put emotions into lyrics, which became my signature in my career. Valentine’s Day is like my Super Bowl. I can only imagine how many couples have danced down the aisle to my songs. When it came time for me to say ‘I do’, there was no doubt that REO Speedwagon would be on my playlist. Tonight, I pay tribute to them and can’t deny the growing desire within me to take part in this competition.

Previous song: “Roxanne,” by The Police; “Tearin’ Up My Heart,” by *NSYNC

Past guessed personalities include Gene Simmons, Dan Reynolds, Daryl Hall, Dave Matthews, Darius Rucker, and Pat Monahan)

In Season 12 of “The Masked Singer”, Boyz II Men, disguised as the Buffalo, took home the trophy, outperforming Mario, who was the Wasp and ended up as the season’s second place contestant. They were joined by AJ Michalka (Strawberry Shortcake), Kobie Turner (Goo), Jana Kramer (Royal Knight), Bronson Arroyo (Sherlock Hound), Drake Bell (Ice King), Bethany Hamilton (Macaron), Natalie Imbruglia (Bluebell), Laverne Cox (Chess Piece), Andy Richter (Dusty Bunny), Paula Cole (Ship), Marsai Martin (Woodpecker), Yvette Nicole Brown (Showbird and John Elway as Leaf Sheep, as the celebrities who were unmasked during “The Masked Singer” Season 12.

As a cinephile, I must share my thoughts on “The Masked Singer,” an intriguing show hailing from Fox Alternative Entertainment. This captivating production is the brainchild of Rosie Seitchik, Craig Plestis, and Cannon. The latter two serve as executive producers, with Seitchik taking on the role of showrunner.

Interestingly enough, the series is a spin-off from a South Korean format created by Mun Hwa Broadcasting Corp. This global adaptation has certainly left its mark on our television screens!

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2025-04-10 04:19