Spoiler Alert: Details for “The Masked Singer” season 14 episode 2, “Fear Night,” which aired on FOX on January 14th, are below. Updated at 6pm ET with full summary.
Todd and Julie Chrisley, the reality stars convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud and given full pardons by President Donald Trump last year, were unveiled Wednesday as celebrities dressed as croissants on Fox’s “The Masked Singer.” And then comedian Tiffany Haddish was revealed as Le Fou Fou.
Croissant was actually eliminated at the end of last week’s season premiere episode, but the show ended on a cliffhanger. Panelists Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg correctly guessed the Chrisleys, Robin Thicke said it was Snooki from Jersey Shore and The Situation, Ken Jeong guessed Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, and Rita Ora guessed Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag.
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Watch their reveal here:
Le Who Who then received the fewest votes of any of this week’s contestants. Ora got on well with Tiffany Haddish. Thicke thought it was KeKi Palmer, McCarthy Wahlberg chose Leslie Jones, and Chung guessed Wanda Sykes.
“This is a show I’ve always wanted to be on,” Haddish told Variety. “Well, I’ve always wanted to be on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ but I was told that’s not where my career should be. So, guess where it should be, and I get to be there! I know I’ll have an advantage on ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ because I’m a dancing machine.”
Haddish said her high school years served as a mascot and helped her perform on “The Masked Singer.” “In the 1900s, I was the school mascot and had to wear the mascot uniform,” she said. “My uniform back then wasn’t as inclusive as the one I wore this time, being la fou fou. But it was a great memory. It’s like muscle memory for me and I felt young again and I was sweating really hard.”
Here’s Haddish’s unmasking:
The “Fear Night” episode is in conjunction with Fox’s new series “Fear Factor: House of Horrors,” which will premiere immediately after “The Masked Singer” on Wednesday. Host Johnny Knoxville was our guest on this week’s episode.
Move on to the next round: High Voltage, Calla Lily, Owl, Eggplant. Last week we added Galaxy Girl, Pug Casso, Scarab, Stingray, Cat Witch, Handyman, Queen Corgi, and Snow Cone.
Tiffany Haddish as Le Fou, Todd and Julie Chrisley as Croissant, and David “Big Papi” Ortiz as Google Eyes are among the celebrities whose identities have been revealed so far on The Masked Singer season 14.
Season 14 will see the return of host Nick Cannon and panelists McCarthy Wahlberg, Chung, Ora, and Thicke.
New this season is “America’s Insider,” where singer, dancer and social media personality Kylie Cantrall shares behind-the-scenes hints and tips with viewers. Twist: Cantrall is costumed, but unmasked for the viewer. So the viewers know who she is, but the panelists don’t.
“The Masked Singer” Season 14-themed episodes include homages to “Star Trek,” the ’90s comedy “Clueless,” the comic book series “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and the blockbuster movie “The Twilight Saga.” Fox’s new “Fear Factor” reboot will also feature “Fear Factor: House of Fear Night” host Johnny Knoxville, and “Ozzfest Night” will honor the late rocker Ozzy Osbourne, including a special tribute by “The Masked Singer” alum Kelly Osbourne (Season 2’s Ladybug) paying tribute to her father’s musical influence.
Season 14’s 18 masked contestants include Eggplant, Pukasso, Queen Corgi, Croissant, Owl, 14 Karat Carrot, Snow Cone, Galaxy Girl, High Voltage, Gyoggly Eyes, Scarab, Handyman, Crane, Le Fou, Pangolin, Stingray, Cat Witch, and Calla Lily.
According to the show, the season 14 contestants have sold a total of 94 million records, earned 47 Teen Choice Award nominations, 12 Emmy nominations, two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, one Tony Award win, and one Academy Award nomination.
Here are the performances from Wednesday’s two-hour premiere episode:

Nick Cannon and Li Fu “The Masked Singer”
Le Fou Fou
Song: “One Way or Another” by Blondie
Johnny Knoxville’s clue: Snake in the box. “EGOT’s loading is 50%.” “EGOT, that’s just a fancy word that means get it all done. And I’m halfway there.”
Panel Guess: Leslie Jones, Wanda Sykes, Tiffany Haddish
Ru who who? Voiceover: “Did I scare you? You’ve guessed me long enough. So here I am. I’m a monster talent. Too big to fit into any small package. Over a billion at the box office. A late night legend? One of the most influential people on the planet. Do you still think I’m cute? More raw, bold, and sometimes a little mischievous. So congratulations on your rare fine. Because I’m collectible, baby.”

High Voltage “Masked Singer”
high voltage
Song: “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” by Tears for Fears
Johnny Knoxville’s clue: Tarantula. “Rose Bowl”.
Panel guess: Conan O’Brien, Julian Edelman
High Voltage Narration: “When I first started my career, the idea of fitting in was my biggest fear. I was always interested in being a leader in my field. Sometimes you have to be a little crazy to get a lot of attention. There. So I listened to my instincts, and billions of people took notice. I was called a patriot, a revolutionary, and I was changing the fabric of American culture. And my mission as The Masked Singer is to bring that trophy home.”

Carla Lily “The Masked Singer”
calla lily
Song: “Fight Song” Rachel Platten
Johnny Knoxville Clue: Sewer Rat. “Film Slate” “This is the most important role of my life.”
Panel Guess: Selma Blair, Christina Applegate
Narration by Carla Lily: “Lilies represent the beauty of life, both happy and sad. I was recently reminded of how precious everything is. The doctors didn’t understand at first, but I knew something was wrong. I pushed back, I needed answers. When I was told the diagnosis, my world stopped. But , then I thought about my kids. I chose to face my fears and fight them. And it seems like it’s working. I still have good days and bad days. But when this opportunity presented itself, I jumped at it. I’m nervous, but I’m ready to show the kids what we’re doing tonight. ”

Owl “Masked Singer”
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Song: “Wild Thing” by The Troggs
Johnny Knoxville’s clue: African giant millipedes. “goat.”
Panel guess: Matthew McConaughey, Billy Bob Thornton
Owl Narration: “Let’s gather around and tell my spooky story. When I took off, I couldn’t go anywhere without hearing my name. People started following my appearance. Just imagine. But there were also comments. My biggest fear was that people were laughing at me, not with me. It was scary. But I didn’t listen. Instead, I focused on my family. In the end, all those assholes were eating their food, so if people are making fun of you behind your back, give them the bird and do your thing.”

Nasu “Masked Singer”
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Song: “Rocketman” by Elton John
Johnny Knoxville’s clue: Cockroach hissing. “Broadway”
Panel Guess: Martin Short, Nathan Lane
Nas’ voiceover: “Fear not, fellow Americans, Nas is here. And I’m running to win The Masked Singer. This is why I’m the perfect candidate. I have 50 years worth of performing experience in many fields. I stand up for the people.” I represent rock stars, captains, and many lovers. When it comes to connections, I’ve gotten along with everyone. Jason Bateman, Jack Nicholson, Clint” Eastwood, they all support me, so let’s vote and reach for the stars together. ”
Past “The Masked Singer” winners include T-Pain as Monster (Season 1), Wayne Brady as Fox (Season 2), Kandi Burruss as Night Angel (Season 3), LeAnn Rimes as Sun (Season 4), Nick Lachey as Piglet (Season 5), Jewel as Queen of Hearts (Season 6), Teyana Taylor as Firefly (Season 7), and Amber. Riley as Harp (Season 8), Bishop Briggs as Medusa (Season 9), Ne-Yo as Cow (Season 10), Vanessa Hudgens as Goldfish (Season 11), Boyz II Men as Buffalo (Season 12), and Gretchen Wilson as Pearl (Season 13).
“The Masked Singer” is from Fox Alternative Entertainment. Rosie Saichik, Craig Prestis and Cannon will serve as executive producers, with Saichik serving as showrunner. The series is based on a Korean format created by Cultural Broadcasting.
