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Tonight is the season 2 premiere of The Masked Singer and the show will air on the Fox network, from 8 – 10 p.m. ET/PT and 7 – 9 p.m. CT. Host Nick Cannon and all four judges have returned. Jenny McCarthy, Ken Jeong, Nicole Scherzinger, and Robin Thicke are all back to try to figure out the identities of each disguised celebrity. For those unfamiliar, The Masked Singer features celebrities in elaborate costumes. As for how the show works, the stars sing for votes each week and keep their true identities top secret. Clues are given by each contestant and the judges try to guess who each performer could be … The lowest scoring performer each week gets unmasked in front of a live studio audience and the judges. The winner of the season is the final contestant to be unmasked, on the finale.
For those who would like to watch the show but do not have a cable subscription, there are still options for watching the new season’s episodes online, as they air on TV.
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The Masked Singer host Nick Cannon appeared on The Wendy Williams Show on the date of the premiere to promote the new season. He also talked about his dating life. Currently, he does not want a girlfriend or a wife and he just wants to work on himself. He did say that he’s a hopeless romantic but, he’s just not into having a relationship right now. Cannon said he and ex-wife Mariah Carey are still close friends. He also said that he really likes her boyfriend. And, Cannon said he wouldn’t mind having more kids at some point. Cannon then turned the tables and asked Williams, “What are YOU doing later?”
Cannon also revealed that he’s currently going to school at Howard University and is set to graduate in May 2020. He also just got his own talk show and is really excited about the gig.
According to Variety, Cannon’s daytime talk show will be on TV in 2020 and Cannon will be in a partnership with Lionsgate’s Debmar-Mercury for the new venture. Debmar-Mercury released an official statement about Cannon’s new show and said, “We are excited to be able to announce this collaboration with Nick, who has proven himself to be such a dominant creative and entrepreneurial force across film, primetime TV, music, comedy, stage and online platforms. The daytime audience got to see that firsthand earlier this year with his stellar performance guest-hosting The Wendy Williams Show. Now we can’t wait to see Nick put his own unique stamp on talk and add daytime to his impressive list of accomplishments.” Cannon went on to say that he was inspired by Williams to dive into daytime hosting, as he usually is the host of reality competitions like America’s Got Talent, Wild ‘N Out, and The Masked Singer. Having his own show is a whole different ball game.