Who Is Skunk in 'The Masked Singer' Season 6?

Season 6, Episode 9 - "Group A Semi-Final"

Skunk said that her fellow competitors, especially the Bull, have been raising the stakes of the competition week after week. When it comes to her own performances, she wants to incorporate more "passion" and "soul." She said that she is going to bring out the big guns for her next performance of Etta James' "At Last." Skunk even noted that she was told that James wanted her to play her in a movie.

Skunk really brought the passion for James' classic hit. Her additional clue was the word "love." The Skunk told Scherzinger that they have a "love connection." Scherzinger thought that it could be Mary J. Blige, who has a song called "Real Love." But, she really thinks that it's been someone who Thicke has been thinking all along — Faith Evans. McCarthy suggested Jill Scott. Before the show went to commercial break, they shared another clue with the audience, showcasing a map of the United States.

Season 6, Episode 6 - "Time Warp"

The Skunk started out by saying that she would love to utilize a time machine to fix one of her "biggest regrets." In the past, her "pride" stopped her from "saying hi to a loved one." She said that she was never able to see them again after that moment. Skunk would like to go back in time to give that individual a hug. The Skunk's time machine item was a pager with the digits "607," which she noted would make her feel like a "complete Dreamgirl." Robin Thicke also noted that "607" can signify "I miss you."

The Skunk's latest performance was her most upbeat yet, as she performed a rendition of Teena Marie's "Square Biz." Jenny McCarthy went with the Dreamgirls route and suggested Jennifer Hudson. Nicole Scherzinger thought of Cynthia Erivo. Thicke said that based on the story, it could be Faith Evans (with the individual that she couldn't say goodbye to being the Notorious B.I.G.).

Season 6, Episode 1: "2 Night Season Premiere, Part 1: Group A Premiere"

In their clue package, the Skunk explained that they wanted to wear this costume because they relate to the "duality" of the animal. While the Skunk sashayed down a train car with a gorgeous pink and gold bag in hand, they looked at their train ticket, which saw that they were departing from Seoul, South Korea. The Skunk said that they wanted to address the misconceptions that they're "quick to get into a fight," saying that "couldn't be further from the truth." She then walked through the train as a vase appeared with a "D" on it. They mentioned that they took a break from their career in order to focus on their family, but they're ready to get back on the saddle and aren't afraid to utilize some "Hater Spray" in the process.

To coincide with her blinged-out nature, the Skunk sang a rendition of Sam Smith's "Diamonds." As for why she chose to appear on The Masked Singer, the Skunk said that she wanted to get back to doing something that she hadn't for a long time. After her performance, the judges shared their guesses for her identity. Robin Thicke said that it could be Faith Evans, while Ken Jeong surmised that it could be a legend like Anita Baker. Jenny McCarthy guessed Mary J. Blige.

Season 6, Episode 2 — "2 Night Season Premiere, Part 2: Back To School"

The Skunk shared even more clues regarding their identity this time around. While in a library, Skunk said that the biggest thing that she's learned is that "life happens." Skunk then pulled out both a U.S. Government book and one that read, "Expect the Unexpected" as they said that they got a full ride to college. Although, they were forced to take a different course (while they said this, a man could be seen reading "Big Book of Acting." They then received another book, "Iron Out Your Swing." Skunk said that she wanted to sing a song for women to remind them that "the world is theirs."

They did just that as they sang James Brown's "It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World." Their performance prompted a standing ovation from the entire audience. After that show-stopping performance, Cannon opened Skunk's locker. The locker contained a projector and a note about squad tryouts. Skunk remarked, "Because of miseducation, I am always ready for the action." That comment instantly made Jeong think it was Lauryn Hill. Thicke shared a wide range of guesses including Yolanda Adams, Jill Scott, and Fantasia.

Season 6, Episode 4 - "House Party"

As the Skunk shared that she's been to some fabulous parties over the years, she blew a kiss to the Puffer Fish mask, which had the judges wondering if there was a connection to the recently eliminated Toni Braxton. Skunk then passed around a tray of goodies, which included a family-size box of cookies, to party-goers. For her party favor, the Skunk brought a stereo to play a bit of gospel music.

Once again, the Skunk got to show off her impressive vocals to the judges for her performance of "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight & The Pips. Ken Jeong shared a great guess, suggesting that it could be Taraji P. Henson. Jenny McCarthy said that it could be Queen Latifah. Nicole Scherzinger picked up on the Puffer Fish clue and thought that it might not be someone who simply collaborated with Braxton, but it could be one of her sisters, Tamar Braxton.

Catch Up

The Masked Singer airs on Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET. You can see how the remaining members of Group A perform when they take to the stage again during a special episode on Thursday. If you're wondering how you can tune into the episode live, FuboTV is offering a free trial to new subscribers. Additionally, all Masked Singer episodes will be available on Hulu the day after they air.