Jackie ‘O’ Henderson will have to spend a month in quarantine after The Masked Singer was shut down

The set of the Masked Singer Australia was forced to shut down after it was hit by a COVID-19 outbreak. 

The shows stars, including judge Jackie ‘O’ Henderson, were ordered to self-isolate immediately in Melbourne, where the show is filmed. 

And now the 45-year-old radio host has revealed that following her 14-day isolation in Melbourne, she will also have to isolate in Sydney for another two weeks. 

‘My life is f**cked… I can”t get out of Melbourne. I am going to be stuck here for the rest of my life,’ she said on the Kyle and Jackie O Show on Wednesday.

‘I have to do 14 days quarantine in my room here and then another 14 days when I get to Sydney.’ 

Despite testing negative for the virus, Jackie went on to explain that she understood the need to quarantine in Melbourne in case symptoms develop later. 

But she slammed the need to quarantine again in Sydney, calling it ‘odd’. 

‘I don’t mind doing the quarantine, but it seems odd to do the double quarantine,’ she added.  

‘Because at the end of this quarantine I will be tested and if I’m negative then I definitely wont have it.’ 

However, NSW currently requires the majority people entering the state from Victoria to isolate for 14 days or comply with their permit conditions.  

Jackie’s news comes after the set of The Masked Singer was completely shut down on the night when the show’s grand final was being filmed.

‘Production on The Masked Singer has been immediately suspended as a result of several crew members receiving a positive test result for COVID-19,’ Network Ten said in a statement.  

One dancer came to the set ill on Friday and was told by producers to go home, the Sunday Herald Sun reported.

Another six dancers who were in close contact also reportedly tested positive.