Glee star Heather Morris has been crowned the winner of The Masked Dancer after being unveiled as Scissors during Saturday’s final.
The Masked Dancer Announces the Winner, and a Favorite from Strictly Come Dancing Is Also Unmasked — Key Facts & Archival Overview
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After being revealed as Scissors during Saturday's final, Glee star Heather Morris was named The Masked Dancer's victor.
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The two were revealed to be actor Adam Garcia and former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli throughout the programme.
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She also mentioned how there were two backup dancers for Beyonce's smash single Single Ladies.
After the celebrities' identities were revealed, Heather expressed her surprise at who the other famous people were, especially Bruno, who had served as a judge when she competed on the American version of Strictly, Dancing With The Stars.
Pearly King was revealed to be Bruno Tonioli. (Image via ITV/Kieron McCarron)
When Bruno, who earlier this year resigned from his position as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing, was revealed earlier in the programme, he joked that he had originally signed up thinking it was The Masked Singer.
I responded, "Oh, yeah, Singer, I'll do anything. Dancer?? You've got to be joking, right? Always read your contract, he said in jest.
Adam Garcia was identified as onomatopoeia. (Image credit: Kieron McCarron, ITV)
During the competition, other candidates were Kimberley Walsh from Girls Aloud, Denise Lewis from athletics, Liam Charles from the Bake Off, Steph McGovern from television, and Frankie Seaman from Dancing on Ice.
Athletes Joanna Page, Jesse Metcalfe, choir director Gareth Malone, presenter Stacey Dooley, and football player David Seaman also participated in the competition.
After being revealed as Carwash the previous year, former Olympic gymnast Louis Smith was named the champion.
