In the latest episode of ITV's The Masked Singer, the contestant known as Moth performed two emotional songs: Olivia Dean's 'Man I Need' and Judy Kuhn's 'Colors of the Wind' from Disney's Pocahontas. Following this heartfelt second performance, Moth was visibly moved, breaking down in tears, which prompted host Mo Gilligan to reveal that the audience could hear the contestant crying beneath the elaborate costume.

As speculation swirled on social media, viewers expressed their belief that Moth is likely Keisha Buchanan, a prominent singer known for her work with the girl group Sugababes. This revelation aligns with past performances in the series where various iconic celebrities have shed their disguises to unveil their true identities, leading to an engaging guessing game for fans.

The popularity of The Masked Singer lies not only in the performances but also in the interaction it fosters among its audience, who eagerly debate the contestants' identities and celebrate their favorite celebrities. With big names already unveiled this season, such as John Lydon and Professor Green, the show continues to excite and intrigue fans, further enhancing its reputation as a must-watch television event in the U.K.