Who is Rhino on The Masked Singer? UK 2023 series predictions - who is Fawn, Pigeon, Jacket Potato

The Masked Singer has come to a dramatic conclusion of its fourth season on ITV.

All of the celebs have been unmasked - with Rhino being named the winner, ahead of Phoenix and Fawn in the grand final on Saturday (18 February).

But who was Rhino?

Who is Rhino - what are the clues?

In episode 2, Rhino sang Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol. Radio Times reports that the clues so far are:

Many fans have speculated that Rhino could be Charlie Simpson of Busted fame. Who is your guess?

He was revealed to be Charlie Simpson after winning the competition.

Who is Fawn?

The guess from so far include: Natalie or Nicole Appleton, Emma Bunton, Stacey Soloman. She was revealed to be Natalie Appleton

Who has been unveiled so far?

So far, the identity of five celebrities has been revealed, here is everything you need to know about who has been voted off the series.

Pidgeon - Katherine Ryan

In the episode last Saturday (28 January), comedian Katherine Ryan was revealed to be Pidgeon. Ryan was given the boot after her rendition of Cheryl Cole’s Fight for This Love. She told host Joel Dommett: “I love Cheryl and I used to do a bit of roast comedy in my act about her, so I feel like it’s beautiful karma that I went off on her song.” She also explained she’d hidden the news from her daughter saying: “You can’t tell my daughter anything because she’d spill it to her whole school so she’ll be finding out with everyone else. We watch the show together.” And revealed that she was in the late stages of pregnancy, Ryan said: “I’ve got a month left (of pregnancy), I have a baby’s foot in my lung at most times, it was actually harder than I thought!”

Rubbish - Stephen Hendry

Stephen Hendry was unmasked as Rubbish on 21 January. The snooker player shared that his costume reminded him of the “colours of a snooker table”. He said: “I loved the character. When choosing it, I instinctively thought the design and colours of Rubbish looked like Snooker Balls and so it jumped out at me. It was a really fun character.” Adding: “It reminded me of the colours of a Snooker table and balls so it made sense, but a bonus was that it was restrictive in terms of movement, which meant you couldn’t really dance. Singing and dancing might have been a step too far!”

Cat & Mouse - Martin Kemp and Shirlie Holliman

Martin Kemp and his wife Shirlie Holliman were unmasked as The Masked Singer’s first duo. The Spandau Ballet bassist, 61, and his wife Holliman, 60, both found themselves in the bottom two as Cat & Mouse as they faced off against the masked character Knitting in the sing-off on ITV’s celebrity singing show. Asked if their son, Capital Breakfast DJ Roman Kemp, knows that they have taken part, Holliman said: “No, this is going to embarrass him. Most people say they are doing it for their kids.” Kemp also said: “We’re doing it to embarrass them.” Following the reveal, their son wrote on Twitter: “I just shouted the phrase ‘take it off’ to my parents I cant undo that #MaskedSingerUK.”

Piece of Cake - Lulu

Scottish star Lulu was unmasked as Piece of Cake on 7 January. The Scottish singer, who also represented the UK at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1969 and was a joint winner with her song Boom Bang-A-Bang, said: “I’m slightly in shock. I’m in and now I’m off. It’s adorable, I love watching the show, my grandchildren love the show, they love it – I love it and that’s why I’m here. It’s just such a fun show.”

Ghost - Chris Kamara

The first celebrity to be unmasked in episode one was Chris Kamara as Ghost. The football presenter shared that he hadn’t told his grandchildren he would appearing on the series saying: “My grandkids, we’ll sit around together and they’ll have no idea. They love this show. They just sing ‘take it off’ and grandad’s going to turn around!”