‘The Masked Singer’ Finale Reveals the Bee, Monster and Peacock’s Identities — Plus, Who Won It All?

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‘The Masked Singer’ Finale Reveals the Bee, Monster and Peacock’s Identities -- Plus, Who Won It All?

That’s all, folks! The Masked Singer season 1 came to an end on Wednesday, February 27, revealing the show’s winner and the identity of the Bee, Monster and Peacock. Warning: Spoilers ahead! The first season of the Fox reality competition show was quite the hit -- mostly due to its ability to keep each and every masked singer's identity a secret. “Not only are the contestants in masks but their managers, agents and publicists are all in masks, too, because the judges may know them,” judge Ken Jeong told Us Weekly about the series. While the show includes performances, it’s about so much more than the singing, he added: “It’s a combo of American Idol, Password, Jeopardy! and a couple other shows all rolled into one. It’s so unique and unexpectedly heartfelt.” Executive Producer Craig Plestis also reinforced the importance of keeping the anonymity -- which included being very careful with those behind the scenes and in the audience. "Everyone who came to the set, who were in the audience, they had to sign NDAs. And when we actually had the unmasking, the audience itself was mainly composed of friends and family," Plestis revealed at the Television Critics' Association's press tour earlier this month. "We asked everyone also involved on the show, when this was taping, 'You are here for something special. This is our first time we are taping it. We hope you keep it quiet. You can tweet and talk about it the day it airs after the unmasking, but you are part of our family now, and we’d ask you to please keep this a secret.' It’s really hard this day and age, but we can confiscate phones. We did try every kind of piece of lawyer paper possible as well." As for season 2, that challenge will continue. "It’s an evolving process. We were talking about right now what we are going to be doing for season 2 and the security measures. It will be increased. It really will," the former Deal or No Deal producer said. "What exactly we are going to do, I can’t tell you right now, but it’s going to be a lot more labor intensive. That’s a big part of the show right now -- and we need to keep it a secret. That’s the beautiful part of the show. We want America to guess, we want our panel to guess. Everything they did we really try to keep everything a secret from them because that’s a magic that we got from the show." So, did you figure out each identity throughout the season? Scroll through the gallery to find out who won it all, who the final three singers are and to relive the past week’s masked singers!

Credit: Michael Becker/FOX

‘The Masked Singer’ Finale Reveals the Bee, Monster and Peacock’s Identities -- Plus, Who Won It All?

That’s all, folks! The Masked Singer season 1 came to an end on Wednesday, February 27, revealing the show’s winner and the identity of the Bee, Monster and Peacock. Warning: Spoilers ahead! The first season of the Fox reality competition show was quite the hit -- mostly due to its ability to keep each and every masked singer's identity a secret. “Not only are the contestants in masks but their managers, agents and publicists are all in masks, too, because the judges may know them,” judge Ken Jeong told Us Weekly about the series. While the show includes performances, it’s about so much more than the singing, he added: “It’s a combo of American Idol, Password, Jeopardy! and a couple other shows all rolled into one. It’s so unique and unexpectedly heartfelt.” Executive Producer Craig Plestis also reinforced the importance of keeping the anonymity -- which included being very careful with those behind the scenes and in the audience. "Everyone who came to the set, who were in the audience, they had to sign NDAs. And when we actually had the unmasking, the audience itself was mainly composed of friends and family," Plestis revealed at the Television Critics' Association's press tour earlier this month. "We asked everyone also involved on the show, when this was taping, 'You are here for something special. This is our first time we are taping it. We hope you keep it quiet. You can tweet and talk about it the day it airs after the unmasking, but you are part of our family now, and we’d ask you to please keep this a secret.' It’s really hard this day and age, but we can confiscate phones. We did try every kind of piece of lawyer paper possible as well." As for season 2, that challenge will continue. "It’s an evolving process. We were talking about right now what we are going to be doing for season 2 and the security measures. It will be increased. It really will," the former Deal or No Deal producer said. "What exactly we are going to do, I can’t tell you right now, but it’s going to be a lot more labor intensive. That’s a big part of the show right now -- and we need to keep it a secret. That’s the beautiful part of the show. We want America to guess, we want our panel to guess. Everything they did we really try to keep everything a secret from them because that’s a magic that we got from the show." So, did you figure out each identity throughout the season? Scroll through the gallery to find out who won it all, who the final three singers are and to relive the past week’s masked singers!

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Monster

The winner of the show is The Monster!

Ever since making his first appearance, Monster was a fan-favorite. His clues through the season included his costume itself -- many had labeled him a monster -- that he's not considered a singer to everyone and that he drove from the south in a cadillac.

His new clue was that he could take his competition down in his cave, at the bar or on a boat.

REVEAL: T-Pain! "I'm on a boat" was the dead giveaway. The singer most known for his auto-tune skills used the opportunity to show the world he's got some incredible pipes. 

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Peacock

Coming in second place was the Peacock. A defininte performer, the Peacock had everyone's attention week after week. His clues included that he was close friends with Michael Jackson, has been on stage since he was a kid and has performed in Las Vegas.

His last clue was that he had a starring role next to a pharaoh and another next to a pyramid. "A beehive symbolizes where I'm from," he added.

REVEAL: Donny Osmond.

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Bee

In third place, the Bee! She revealed she had been singing since the 50s. She also revealed during the season she's become a "worker bee" to stay young and that she's known as a "Queen Bee" or "Empress."

Her last clue was that she won a singing competition before the judges were born and had a No. 1 rated show on the Vegas strip. She came in third place!

REVEAL: Gladys Knight.

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Rabbit

Week 8 was a double elimination. Since his debut, fans had guessed that the Rabbit was ‘NSYNC’s Joey Fatone, since he dropped hints about synchronized singing and dancing as well as hot dogs and Coney Island. Plus, he could clearly perform. While he continuously denied this in interviews, it ended up being him!

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Lion

The second eliminated singer of week 8 was one of the most talented of the bunch. The Lion revealed she grew up in a famous family and had many women in her “pride;” she happened to be referring to her sisters. The Lion was Rumer Willis, the daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore.

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Alien

During week seven, the Alien was unmasked – and the judges were shocked. Her clues included that she grew up in the spotlight because of her famous family and that had “many sisters.” However, none of them guessed that it would be the one and only La Toya Jackson.

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Raven

The Raven first performed in a cage and revealed that she had lost someone very close to her. After another video hinted at her telling her own story, the judges started to guess she was a talk show host – and they were right. In week six, Ricki Lake was revealed as the Raven.

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Unicorn

After performing “I Love It” during week 5 and revealing she had roots in Beverly Hills, Tori Spelling was unmasked as the Unicorn. Afterward, she spoke to Us Weekly and shared that she was crying under her mask every week: “I don’t cry spontaneously. I’m very stoic, but every week, after that first performance, waiting to hear from the judges … everything they said, I was just bawling. And you couldn’t tell under the mask!”

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Poodle

After her second performance, the Poodle was unmasked during week four. She performed “Time After Time,” and her clues revealed that she was from San Francisco and had a strong LGBTQ connection. Everyone was shocked when judge Ken Jeong didn’t guess – the poodle was Margaret Cho, who played his sister on Dr. Ken.

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Deer

The Deer was one that many fans at home guessed. He performed Florida Georgia Line’s “Get Your Shine On,” and his clues were very telling: he had been knocked down repeatedly, was competitive, loved horses and was good at throwing. Super Bowl M.V.P. Terry Bradshaw was under the mask.

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Pineapple

The Pineapple and the Raven faced off during week two but the video was a bit too revealing for the man in the fruit costume. Not only was his entire video package a laid-back, Hawaiian vibe, the singer revealed he had overcome a life-threatening disease and that he was going “up in smoke.” Tommy Chong was revealed as the Pineapple.

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Hippo

During the show’s first week, the Hippo received the least amount of votes following his performance of “My Prerogative.” The clues included that he loved breakfast (it’s the most important meal of the day), he had experience performing in front of a crowd in a mask, and his favorite past time is bowling. Of course, he was referencing the Super Bowl. The Hippo was revealed as Pittsburgh Steeler Antonio Brown.