Michael Owen and Jaime Winstone have been unveiled as Doughnuts and Firework respectively throughout The Masked Singer's double reveal on Saturday evening.
The previous footballer, 42, and the actress, 36, have been the newest celebrities to go away the competitors after Keane frontman Tom Chaplin was revealed as Poodle final week.
Sports activities pundit Michael, who belted out 5's noughties observe Everyone Get Up, in contrast his nerves to taking a penalty however mentioned 'he simply needed to go for it.'
Of who was going to be most shocked at his unveiling, he quipped: "Each soccer fan on the market!'
Talking after her elimination, Kidulthood star Jaime, who carried out Abba's Waterloo, mentioned that it was a 'no brainer' collaborating.
Her shut good friend and choose Rita Ora divulged that she as soon as labelled Jaime as a 'firecracker' - and was left dumbfounded that she did not guess it was her behind the masks.
Panda kickstarted the evening with Blame It On The Boogie, whereas Abba's Waterloo was carried out by Firework.
Rockhopper channelled the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll by belting out We Do not Want A Hero by Tina Turner.
Doughnuts switched up the power by taking over 5's noughties observe Everyone Get Up.
In the meantime, The Biggest Showman was delivered to life by Visitors Cone as they confirmed off their vocals with A Million Desires.
Demi Lovato's ballad Stone Chilly was Mushroom's alternative of tune, whereas Robobunny transported viewers to the theatre with a two-part Phantom Of The Opera rendition.
It comes after Keane frontman Tom Chaplin was unveiled as Poodle on final week's episode of The Masked Singer.
The singer, 42, turned the fifth superstar to be revealed after Pat Money was unmasked as Bagpipes, Heather Small was unveiled as Chandelier, Snow Leopard was unmasked as Gloria Hunniford and Will Younger turned out to be Lionfish in earlier episodes.
Tom left the competitors after he tried to earn the choose's favour by belting out the traditional hit Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield.
The ITV singing competitors is again for a 3rd sequence with Davina McCall, Rita Ora, Mo Gilligan and Jonathan Ross returning to the judging chairs whereas Joel Dommett is again as host.
Forward of the present launch, Joel, 36, gushed that is the 'greatest sequence but.'
'Having an viewers has actually modified every part. The power within the studio has stepped up a notch and having full households in entrance of you having fun with it in the identical means they get pleasure from it of their lounge is tremendous essential. It is made it one of the best sequence but,' he mentioned.
Of getting quizzed on who's who, Joel quipped: 'I get requested on a regular basis, 'who's sausage then?' I simply must run away. Mainly, when the present is on tv I simply conceal in my home. It isn't value going out.'
Slapstick comedian Mo, 33, defined how the celebrities are upping their recreation.
'I feel what it's now could be that individuals have seen the present in order that they're making an attempt to alter the best way they converse, they may put an accent on to throw us off. They're even altering the best way they sing now.
'Persons are actually upping their recreation to not be sussed out so quickly.'
The present's inclusivity is what makes it so broadly watched, presenter Davina, 54, believes.
'I do not know another present that is as inclusive as this present and I do not suppose any of us anticipated it to be like that when it began however that is simply the way it turned out. I imply there's one thing in it for everybody, it is simply actually one nice massive recreation of guess who. It is simply so enjoyable.'
Pop star Rita, 31, enjoys the component of 'entering into blind.'
'I are inclined to attempt to remind myself of names and issues, simply to refresh my mind however there isn't a possible way of setting your self up as a result of it may very well be anyone. It is enjoyable entering into blind truly,' she mentioned.
Veteran broadcaster and presenter Jonathan, 61, gave the low-down on the competitors between the panel.
'It is fairly scorching in some methods. All of us faux it does not matter. Rita's the one who desires to essentially win this sequence, she gained the final two, I feel she feels going for the hat trick is a prize value getting. To date, I feel she's doing the worst out of all of us and that is fairly pleasant.
'I feel I am doing one of the best in the mean time in opposition to all odds, however that will not final.'
The Masked Singer premiered on ITV on January 1 and continues Saturday nights at 7pm.