The Masked Singer fans were left on the fence as they narrowed the identity of Fawn down to two former pop stars.
As Fawn took to the stage to sing a tear-jerking rendition of Tomorrow from Annie the Musical, fans used the clues given in the video clip before the performance to figure out which celebrity was behind the mask.
Some were certain that presenter and former Hear’Say member Myleene Klass was behind the mask.
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“She said ‘hearsay’ so could it be Myleene Klass as Fawn??” one suggested.
Another put: “Deer is someone from Hearsay. Maybe Myleene Klass?”
A third wrote: “Totally convinced that Fawn is Myleene Klass #TheMaskedSingerUk”
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Special guest judge Peter Crouch also guessed that Myleene was behind the mask, echoing viewers’ predictions.
Meanwhile others were convinced it was Myleene’s former bandmate and Coronation Street star Kym Marsh behind the mask.
One viewer tweeted: “Hearsay???? Kym Marsh for Fawn!!! #TheMaskedSingerUK”
“Well that was a blatant Hearsay reference #Fawn is Kym Marsh #TheMaskedSingerUK” a second typed.
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A third added: “I think fawn is Kym marsh #TheMaskedSingerUK.”
Despite Kym and Myleene’s name being thrown around, judge Rita Ora thought it could be another HearSay band member – Suzanne Shaw and some fans agreed.
“Suzanne Shaw for Fawn? The Summer Holiday clue #TheMaskedSingerUK,” one tweeted.
A second put: “We’re thinking Suzanne Shaw for Fawn #TheMaskedSingerUK.”
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While one fan was completely lost on which HearSay member it could be.
“Any ideas on #TheMaskedSingerUK I think fawn might either be Suzanne Shaw, Myleene Klass or Kym Marsh!” they typed.
Viewers will have to wait until next week to find out who is behind the mask, as Fawn, Rhino and Phoenix go head to head in the grand final.
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