The Masked Singer’s Fawn ‘exposed’ as huge nineties girl band star after jawdropping clues
FANS of The Masked Singer have been left convinced Fawn is a huge nineties girlband star.
Viewers of the ITV singing contest watched on as Fawn took to the stage to deliver another stellar performance to the panel.
However, a new ‘clue’ has exposed Fawn as All Saints star Natalie Appleton.
Fawn delivered a sensational rendition of Changing by Sigma in order to secure her place in the next round.
Following the performance, show host Joel Dommett gave the panel an extra clue where Fawn whipped out a blue panel with her name on it akin to that seen on The Weakest Link.
Whilst it led Rita Ora to outlandishly guess Anne Robinson, Natalie won the 2004 pop special of the BBC quizzing game adding further speculation it could be her.
In another tell-tale clue during Fawn’s VT, she could be seen getting all glammed up by an angel and a devil.
This led fans to believe it was a nod toward the All Saints album, Saints & Sinners.
Taking to Twitter to expose the star behind the mask, one fan declared: “Saints and Sinners was an All Saints record. It’s defo an Appleton.”
Another wrote: “Fawn – Natalie Appleton (All Saints).”
A third added: “Fawn is definitely Natalie Appleton, she appeared on the pop edition of The Weakest Link. All Saints performance on the National Lottery is also a good giveaway.”
As a fourth commented: “I’m guessing Fawn is Natalie Appleton from All Saints.”