Get ready for a guessing game that’s got everyone talking—because The Masked Singer fans are absolutely convinced that Monkey Business is none other than an iconic 2000s popstar with a chart-topping hit. But here’s where it gets controversial: could the voice behind the mask really be Kate Nash? As viewers tuned into Saturday night’s episode, the speculation reached a fever pitch, with many swearing it’s the indie-pop darling herself. One fan tweeted, ‘I think it’s Kate Nash for Monkey Business, ngl #MaskedSingerUK,’ while another added, ‘Certain parts sound just like her, but the clues also point to Hannah Waddingham—it’s so confusing!’ And this is the part most people miss: one fan connected the dots, pointing out that Kate co-wrote Rita Ora’s hit Poison, which aligns eerily well with the clues. ‘Monkey Business is Kate Nash,’ they declared confidently. But not everyone’s convinced—some are still holding out for other contenders. Kate Nash burst onto the scene in 2006 with her quirky, relatable lyrics and has since released five studio albums, including her most recent, 9 Sad Symphonies, in 2024. Her biggest hit, Foundations, peaked at number two on the UK singles chart in 2007, cementing her place in pop culture. Yet, her journey hasn’t been without challenges—after attempting to diversify her sound, she was dropped by her label, leading her to take control and release music independently. Bold question: Is Kate Nash’s indie-pop background a perfect fit for Monkey Business, or are fans reading too much into the clues? Let us know what you think in the comments! Meanwhile, last Sunday’s episode saw Tea-Bag unmasked as none other than rapper Professor Green, whose posh accent and royal hints had everyone fooled. Even Maya Jama, who admitted to speaking with him days before filming, was stunned. ‘It’s been so much fun, and I’m really happy none of you guessed me,’ he joked, adding that his young son, a fan of the show, had no clue about his secret appearance. The Masked Singer continues next Saturday at 7pm on ITV1, STV, ITVX, and STV Player—and the guessing game is far from over. Who do you think is behind the masks? Let the debate begin!
