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'The Masked Singer' sends home Bluebell
Bluebell was sent home during 60s night on "The Masked Singer." (Credit: Michael Becker/FOX)
LOS ANGELES - "The Masked Singer" celebrated "60s Night" on Wednesday, with the Group B finalists opening the show with a performance of "Fun Fun Fun" by The Beach Boys.
This week, the Group B singers returned and sang their hearts out for the Golden Masked Trophy, but ultimately, Bluebell was chosen to be sent home.
"The Masked Singer" unveiled Grammy-nominated singer and actress Natalie Imbruglia, who rose to prominence in the 1990s for hit pop songs including "Torn."
Bluebell is Natalie Imbruglia
Following her reveal, the 49-year-old explained her attempts to hide her Australian accent from the judges.
"You did a great job disguising her voice," panelist Robin Thicke said, adding, "But you played the game so well. You fooled us."
Bluebell performs on "The Masked Singer" during 60s Night. (Credit: Michael Becker/FOX)
Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg added: "I’ve been waiting for you to come on our show forever."
Imbruglia told the audience it was "so much fun" getting to do the dancing and choreography, things she typically does not do as a musician.
"Thank you for having me ‘The Masked Singer.’ It’s been amazing," she added.
Double elimination night
Since it was a Double Elimination Night on "The Masked Singer," Goo and Wasp battled it out in an epic Battle Royale performance hoping for a coveted spot in the Quarter Finals.
Despite Wasp’s survival from elimination, the judges chose to use the Ding Dong Keep It On Bell – a bell that can only be used once during a season – to also save Goo from elimination.
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"It feels incredible to survive and advance," Goo told the audience and judges. "I’ll see you guys in the Quarter Finals, and I’m gonna bring it."
Next time on ‘The Masked Singer’
Next time on "The Masked Singer," grab your flower crowns. It’s time to meet Group C on "Who Are You Fest Night."
The newest group of celebrities will once again be endorsed by their very own celebrity Masked Ambassadors.
Group C will also put on show-stopping performances of "You and I," "Under The Bridge," "Tonight Tonight," "Call Me Maybe" and "Slow Burn."
Tune-in to see who will be unmasked in the all-new "Group C Premiere: Who Are You Fest" episode of "The Masked Singer" airing Wednesday, Nov 13 on FOX.