‘The Masked Singer' spoilers: Who is Pearl?
But who is Pearl? If you're looking for The Masked Singer spoilers and clues, you've come to the right place! Read on for everything to know about Pearl, including which famous celebrity we think is hiding underneath the mask.
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Gold Derby's official guess for Pearl is ... Gretchen Wilson! Don't believe us? Let's examine all of the clues so far, one by one:
Here is what Pearl had to say about herself: "Just like a pearl, you've got to crack through a pretty tough exterior to find the treasure inside. The same has been said about me my whole life. Growing up, I've always loved performing, but people like me weren't promised a chance at a big break. So I took any gig I could — from discount stores to dive bars — praying that someone would find a pearl of talent within me. Eventually the world was my oyster, but I've never been able to shake that hard exterior. It's affected every aspect of my life — especially love. But, I'm a softie at heart, which is why tonight I'm embodying Aphrodite, the goddess of love. So watch out world! This pearl's breaking out of her hard shell and I hope you can see the beauty that's been hidden within all along. Oh, and I'm doing a love song by Whitney, so pray for me."
Wilson is known for being one tough lady and professed "she ain't no high class broad" in her breakout single "Redneck Woman" in 2004. Before making it big, she'd perform at Walmart and various dive bars hoping to be discovered. The singer has also been unlucky in love. Never married, Wilson has one daughter named Grace with her ex-boyfriend Mike Penner.
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On-screen hints during Pearl's video package included the following: boats in a marina, a baseball, a pink umbrella, and a bowl of cherries. Wilson sang the national anthem at the World Series in 2004 and she's a huge baseball fan. She even recorded a version of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" for ESPN. The umbrella may be a reference to multiple songs Wilson has recorded like "When It Rains" and "Raining on Me." Those cherries are a clue about her feature on the Buckcherry song "The Feeling Never Dies."
Following her performance of "Saving All My Love for You," Pearl said, "I can tell you that I've never dressed this fancy before. Usually when I'm on the red carpet and they ask me what I'm wearing I just say, 'I got it on sale.'" Wilson has been vocal about shopping at Walmart and having little interest in designer clothes. The tiara on her costume may even be a physical clue referencing her most recent release, "Little Miss Runner Up."
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