Unmasking the Croissants: A Sweet Revelation
The Big Reveal: Croissants Unmasked on "The Masked Singer"
After a suspenseful cliffhanger, the highly anticipated unmasking of the Croissants finally took place on "The Masked Singer" Season 14's second episode, "Fear Night." Fans eagerly awaited the reveal, which quickly came at the top of the show, resolving the mystery left from the premiere.
Jenny McCarthy's Sharp Guess and the Chrisleys' Identity
Panelist Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg accurately deduced the identity of the flaky pastry duo. Her correct guess pointed to reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, known from "Chrisley Knows Best," who had previously faced legal troubles and received a presidential pardon. Their past experiences, particularly with incarceration, aligned with the clues shared during their performances.
The Chrisleys Speak Out: Post-Unmasking Interview Highlights
Following their reveal, Todd and Julie Chrisley sat down with Entertainment Weekly to share insights into their "Masked Singer" experience. They discussed their future projects, who initiated their participation in the singing competition, and their candid thoughts on performing the iconic song "Jailhouse Rock."
Who Really Wanted to Join the Show?
Julie Chrisley openly admitted her initial hesitation about joining the show, despite her husband Todd's passion for singing. She noted that while Todd possesses a strong vocal talent, having even charted a song with Sara Evans, her own musical abilities were limited. Ultimately, they decided together, with Julie expressing gratitude for the experience.
Savannah's Take on Her Parents' Performance
The Chrisleys' daughter, Savannah, a former contestant herself on Season 11, had previously joked about her father's potential reaction to her singing. Todd clarified that he hadn't watched Savannah's live performance due to his incarceration at the time, preferring to experience it later. He was pleased to have seen it from home, while Julie enjoyed every moment of Savannah's embrace of the experience.
A Surprising Seal of Approval from Their Daughter
Savannah's reaction to her parents' "Masked Singer" debut was overwhelmingly positive. She commended their performance, a sentiment that Julie found endearing. Despite their early exit from the competition, Savannah's supportive words were a comforting endorsement.
No Harsh Criticism for an Early Departure
When asked if Savannah chided them for their quick elimination, Todd playfully pointed out that Savannah herself had been eliminated before them, making any criticism ironic. The family clearly shares a lighthearted approach to their reality television experiences.
The Controversial Song Choice: "Jailhouse Rock"
The decision to perform "Jailhouse Rock" sparked discussion, given their recent history. Todd revealed that the song was one of several options provided by the show, and he immediately knew it was the right fit. Julie, initially hesitant due to its overt connection to their past, ultimately agreed it was a fun and impactful choice.
Jenny McCarthy's Astute Observation
Todd acknowledged his long-standing acquaintance with Jenny McCarthy and anticipated that she would easily identify them. Despite attempts to disguise his voice, Jenny's insight proved accurate, making her the first to guess their identities while other panelists offered different celebrity predictions. Todd emphasized that their primary goal was to enjoy the experience, not to win a Grammy.
What's Next for the Chrisley Family?
The Chrisleys have a slate of new projects in the pipeline, signaling their return to television. This includes a family reality show that will offer a glimpse back into their lives, a UK-based show for Todd, a cooking show for Julie, and a traveling food show featuring Todd and Chase. Additionally, Julie and Savannah are working on an international show togethe