The Masked Singer Australia’s Queen gets a standing ovation

The Masked Singer’s Queen received a standing ovation from the show’s judges on Monday’s episode of the show. 

The royal mask performed a stylistic impression of the song Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones – giving judges Dannii Minogue, Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, Urzila Carlson and Dave Hughes goosebumps in the process.    

‘I have to take the knee before you, Queen. I had goosebumps from the top of my head to the bottom of my shiny, shiny shoes,’ host Osher Günsberg said. 

South African born comedian Urzila was just as complimentary. 

‘I was scared she was gonna blow the masks off the people sitting in the front. That was so, so good. Well done,’ she said.  

‘I don’t know where you pack it, ’cause you’re a tiny package. But there’s a big voice in there,’ she finished.

Dave Hughes added: ‘Mate, it was so powerful and it got so high. I live about 10 kilometres from this studio and I know my dogs are at attention right now.’ 

The queen prompted a round of guesses, which appeared off the wall, including Camilla Parker Bowles, Kim Kardashian-West and Icelandic princess, Bjork. 

However, it was Dannii Minogue who mentioned the Queen could very well be Australian Eurovision star, Kate Miller-Heidke.  

It was a guess that a number of viewers at home were happy with. 

One wrote: ‘Guess. Queen: I guessed Kate Miller-Heidke before they said it.’ 

Another wrote: ‘Kate Miller-Heidke IS The Queen! No one can convince me otherwise.’  

‘The queen is Kate Miller-Heidke. Bloody solving this shot easily,’ commented a third. 

The Masked Singer continues Tuesday at 7.30pm on Channel Ten