The Masked Singer US confirms the identity of Squiggly Monster
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The Masked Singer US spoilers follow.
The Masked Singer US has confirmed the identity of another singing celebrity, after Squiggly Monster was given their marching orders in yesterday's (November 4) episode.
Offering the nation a much-needed distraction, The Masked Singer US finally revealed the person behind the wonderfully random Squiggly Monster costume – and, for once, most of the judges' guesses were correct.
After failing to impress with their performance of '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction' by The Rolling Stones, Squiggly Monster was at last unmasked as How I Met Your Mother and Full House star Bob Saget.
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Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg and even Ken Jeong managed to catch Squiggly's clues, while Nicole Scherzinger missed the mark.
Speaking to TVLine after his exit, Bob Saget – who was actually thought to be the Taco in an earlier series – compared the Masked Singer experience to like being in the "CIA".
"I got a video message from [Full House co-star] Candace [Cameron Bure] last week, with Marilu Henner in the background, screaming, 'You're Squiggly, aren't you? You're Squiggly! I know you! I know that voice, I know those movements! That's how you move! That's you!'" the comedian revealed.
"And I answered, 'I don't know what you're talking about. Thank you so much for thinking that.'"
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Admitting he had only told his wife, his daughter, and friend and colleague John Stamos about his appearance on the show, Bob added: "It's like CIA stuff. It's all totally confidential. It's hilarious.
"I had my wife and one of my daughters, and Stamos signed an NDA, so nobody can talk. It's like CIA."
The Masked Singer US continues next Wednesday (November 11) at 8pm on Fox. The show's UK equivalent airs on ITV.
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