'The Masked Singer' Season 2: Fans left stumped by who could be under the Tree mask despite cryptic clues
'The Masked Singer' season two has fans stumped trying to guess who the celebrity is disguised as the Tree.
The fan-favorite series is three weeks into season two and viewers have mostly found it pretty easy to predict which celebrity is disguised under which costume.
However, when it comes to the Tree and its cryptic clues, fans are torn apart about their guesses and have shared that this one could be the hardest one on the show.
The series released a new set of clues as to who might be under the Tree's mask prior to next week's episode. The first clue reveals that she loves getting dolled up, but when the season is over, there's no use for her.
This could be hinting that she might be someone who is famous for the Christmas season.
Does #TreeMask have you STUMPED? 🤔🎄🤔 #TheMaskedSinger pic.twitter.com/bBKJYb4PT2
— The Masked Singer (@MaskedSingerFOX) October 12, 2019
The Tree also revealed that she spent a lot of time in exile, hinting that she might have been on a TV show as a television personality maybe.
She also talks about dishing out more talent, which hints that she might be known for her cooking too.
Though the Tree has dropped all these clues, fans still find it hard to guess who might be under the mask.
Taking to Twitter post the preview, one fan wrote, "Most of them have me stumped this year but my girls and I are having so much fun trying to figure it all out!"
One fan shared, "I have no idea who this is. I did better last season." while another wrote, "They all have me confused lol," and another added, "I admit it, definitely stumped on this one."
Another fan added, "I have my predictions for all BUT Tree! #stumped #literally." Meanwhile, a few fans speculated that it might Tamara Mowry, Paula Abdul, or Paula Deen under the Tree's mask.
Who do you think is under the Tree's mask? Let us know. 'The Masked Singer' airs every Wednesday night only on Fox. Check your local listings for more information.
