‘The Masked Singer’: Identities of Milkshake, Walrus revealed. Find out who they are

Among the latest double masking on the special Sunday edition of “’90s Night” on “The Masked Singer” was Joey Lawrence. The American singer was the 1990s heartthrob, who rose to fame with “Nothin’ My Love Can’t Fix,” “Blossom,” and “Gimme a Break.” The other celeb was Le’ Veon Bell, who is a National Football League (NFL) running back.

With the fewest number of votes, Lawrence was the first to depart, he was the Walrus. Later, Bell faced off with incumbent winners Lambs and was unmasked as the Milkshake. The Lambs moved to the next week’s episode as they won for the second episode in succession.

The “‘90s Night" opened with Steve Rolln and DC Glenn, belonging to Tag Team, performing “Whoomp! (There It Is)”, their 1993 classic.



As for the Walrus, only Robin Thicke was able to guess the name correctly as Joey Lawrence. Ken Jeong thought the Walrus to be John Stamos, while the name Mario Lopez was picked by Nicole Scherzinger to identify the Walrus. Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg believed that the Walrus was Scott Wolf while adding that Wolf lived for 7 years in her home.

However, no one got it right for Milkshake. It was thought to be Deshaun Jackson by Robin Thicke. Nicole Scherzinger said T.I Ken and Jenny McCarthy named the Milkshake, DJ Jazzy Jeff. While Ken Jeong picked LL Cool.

FAQs:

1. Who is Doughnut in the masked singer?
   It was revealed to be legend Michael Owen.
2. Does Joey Lawrence speak Japanese?
   No, he doesn’t speak Japanese.