[SPOILER] Was Eliminated on 'The Masked Singer' Tonight!

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Season 11 of The Masked Singer.

Season 11 of The Masked Singer kicked off on March 6, 2024, and with it came new masks. As creative and over-the-top as the costumes are, the identities of the celebrities underneath will remain a mystery until they're eliminated and unmasked.

Of course, not everyone has the chance to watch the show live, and others might just want to double-check who we've uncovered so far. Luckily for those viewers, we're keeping track of things every week.

Here's a running list of all the reveals this season. Be sure to check back after each episode to see who has been unmasked! We've got all of the details for you.

Goldfish had been golden all season long, serving up powerful performances from the beginning. So it wasn't a surprise when Goldfish took gold in the competition and became the Season 11 winner of The Masked Singer. Rita was the only judge who guessed her identity correctly; Goldfish is Vanessa Hudgens!

Gumball shocked judges and fans week after week this season on The Masked Singer. There were a few episodes where it seemed like he wouldn't make it, but he always fought his way back into the competition. While the judges had some good guesses, no one figured out that Gumball was none other than Scott Porter, best known to Friday Night Lights fans as Jason Street.

Clock made it all the way to the Semi-Finals episode, in which she was revealed to be Grammy winner Thelma Houston. The judges had her pegged as a soulful musical icon from her first performance, but it wasn’t until her final episode that Rita finally put the clues together and correctly guessed Clock’s true identity.

Poodle Moth was unmasked in Episode 10. Who was behind the mask? This Is Us star Chrissy Metz! Those who know her best as Kate Pearson might not know that Chrissy has been pursuing a music career, but now that we've heard her perform, it makes total sense! Bonus: we don't cry nearly as much listening to her sing as we did watching her in This Is Us!

The Beets stumped all of the judges — none of them were able to identify them based on their performances or clues! When the Beets were finally revealed, it seemed all too obvious: They were American Idol stars Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard. It was obvious that neither of them has missed a beet since they were last on our screens.

Seal was revealed on Soundtrack of My Life Night to be former child star Corey Feldman! The actor said this was one of his favorite roles ever. Judge Jenny McCarthy was onto Seal's true identity from the very beginning — the clues about being labeled as a "bad boy" who worked with Steven Spielberg (plus all of the clues that pointed to The Goonies) all pointed to Corey.

Cleocatra was unmasked on Girl Group Night, which ended up being kind of perfect (or should we say, purr-fect?). The iconic singer behind the mask was Jenifer Lewis, who performed with the Harlettes and has had an incredible career on Broadway and television. "Be loving to one another," she advised all who watched her performance.

Starfish was the second contestant eliminated on Queen Night. The judges quickly identified her as a comedian, but it wasn’t until her final performance that Ken put all of the clues together and correctly guessed her true identity: Kate Flannery! Ken doesn’t often guess correctly on this show, but even we have to admit we were impressed this time!

Ugly Sweater was unmasked on Queen Night. Who was behind the mask? It was former lead vocalist of the Gap Band, Charlie Wilson! Robin correctly guessed Ugly Sweater’s identity after his very first performance this season! What a treat to see such an iconic musician on the Masked Singer stage.

Koala was introduced as a Wild Card in Episode 6, and was unfortunately eliminated that same night! The judges were all convinced an athlete was hiding behind this mask, and they were right! Koala turned out to be NFL Hall of Famer Demarcus Ware. He said that performing on the show was one of the most fun experiences of his life — and we had so much fun watching him!

Lovebird was the first of two unmaskings on Transformers Night, and audiences learned that Colton Underwood had been behind the mask. Jenny managed to guess Lovebird's identity thanks to all of the love and dating clues — and the fact that she interviewed him in the past!

Lizard was the first contestant revealed during Episode 5, Shower Anthem Night, but judges Rita and Robin knew who he was from the very beginning: Sisqó! The singer said he had heard people guess his name so often in previous seasons that when he finally got the chance to come on the show, he couldn't resist. The best part of his reveal was that he treated the audience to a live performance of — what else? — "The Thong Song."

Sir Lion was the first Wild Card of Season 11. Unfortunately for him, he was fated to be revealed after only one performance. Upon removing his mask, audiences were greeted by the visage of TV host and radio personality Billy Bush. All of the judges were surprised to hear how well he could sing — we were too!

Spaghetti and Meatballs was eliminated during Episode 3: Billy Joel Night. Audiences discovered that MasterChef star Joe Bastianich was hiding behind the mask! We were so impressed with Joe's talents — if things don't pan out in the food department, we're officially expecting him to pivot to a music career!

After a rather ruff performance of “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” Afghan Hound was revealed in Episode 2 to be none other than reality TV star Savannah Chrisley. She said in her clue package that it takes courage to be on TV, and we couldn’t agree more! She also revealed that a big reason she came on the show was because she knew her parents would be able to watch while in prison. That’s pretty sweet, right?

Book self-eliminated in the first episode of Season 11 revealing none other than Nick Cannon's ultimate prank foe: Kevin Hart. Nick accused him of breaking the rules, but it was clear that Kevin charmed everyone on stage (more with his humor than with his singing, if we're being honest).