The Masked Singer star Rita Ora stunned viewers in a form-fitting strapless black dress as she joined the panel for the first show of 2023.
Rita, 32, looked the epitome of glamour as she joined fellow panel members Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan, and Johnathon Ross for the new instalment of the popular show.
Wearing the embellished gown decorated with sparkling diamante bows down the middle, she accessorised with a matching diamante bow choker and bracelet.
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Rita wore her hair up in a sleek ponytail and added a splash of nude-toned glamorous makeup to accentuate her natural beauty.
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The panel were introduced by show host Joel Dommett as he introduced the latest batch of disguised celebrities to perform on the show.
Characters going head to head in the episode include Knitting and Jellyfish, Otter and Ghost, and Cat And Mouse and Phoenix.
The episode is the first in the new series of the hit music show, which is expected to see 12 contestants compete over eight 90 minute instalments.
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Other costumes viewers can expect to see include Fawn, Jacket Potato, Piece Of Cake, Pigeon, Rhino and Rubbish.
The series will also feature it’s first celebrity duo with Cat And Mouse.
Speaking about the first duo on the show, Jonathan explained: “So it makes it a bit harder to guess because the clues could be about one of them or both of them, you know what I mean?
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“So it’s harder in many ways but it’s a lot more fun to watch because you try and pick up from them what is their relationship? Are they people who are together off screen? Are they people who work together?
“So it feels like a different element and it means that they can do different things on stage together as well. So you have a different kind of comic dynamic going on there.”
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