Who Is Queen Corgi on ‘The Masked Singer’? Don’t Rain on Our Parade of Guesses!

A new season of The Masked Singer means a new slate of celebrities hiding behind elaborate costumes—and a fresh wave of guesses from viewers watching at home. With Season 14 officially underway, fans are once again trying to piece together the clues and figure out which famous faces are performing beneath the masks.

This week’s episode featured 10 performers competing in five head-to-head battles, with the in-studio audience voting on which singer from each matchup would advance. The five performers who lost their initial battles then faced a second round of voting, with the bottom two contestants ultimately being unmasked and eliminated by the end of the night.

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Who Is Queen Corgi on The Masked Singer?

Queen Corgi went head-to-head against Pugcasso, delivering a theatrical, confidence-packed performance that immediately set her apart with Barbra Streisand’s iconic “Don’t Rain on My Parade” from Funny Girl.

Queen Corgi’s costume is pure pageantry. The regal corgi sports a jeweled crown and sweeping cape, accessorized with pearls, a brooch, and a structured pink-and-purple ensemble that blends royal elegance with playful charm. She even carries a scepter and a handbag, reinforcing the image of a ruler who knows how to make an entrance.

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🔍 Queen Corgi’s Clues So Far

Queen Corgi’s clue package offered a mix of academic rebellion, performance hints, and city-specific nods:

• “College was not for me.”
• A reference to mouthwash
• Streaming live from a dorm room
• The phrase “Live from New York.”
• An F grade in physics
• Purple pom-poms

While Robin Thicke interpreted “Live from New York” as a nod to Saturday Night Live, others saw it differently (us among them). The combination of theatrical staging, musical choice, and delivery pointed just as strongly toward Broadway, a read that Rita Ora seemed to agree with during the panel discussion. We think it could be Beanie Feldstein, who starred in a revival of Funny Girl on Broadway.

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🎤 What the Panel Is Saying

The judges immediately began throwing out theater-forward guesses.

Ora said, “You took me to Broadway… it’s giving musical theatre,” before guessing Nikki Blonsky from Hairspray.

Ken Jeong went with a comedy-to-music crossover, suggesting Maya Rudolph, citing SNL, her musical lineage through Minnie Riperton (Maya’s mother and a very famous singer), and voice work on Big Mouth.

Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg floated SNL’s Aidy Bryant, noting, “She’s so good, and every time she does those musical skits, she can sing!”

After the performance, Queen Corgi dropped a major curveball, revealing that she’s “new to performing and singing live.” That admission throws a wrench into many of the panel’s guesses, most of which center on seasoned performers with extensive stage experience.

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Who’s on this season of The Masked Singer Season 14?

14 Karat Carrot
Calla Lily
Cat Witch
Crane
Croissants
Eggplant
Galaxy Girl
Googly Eyes
Handyman
High Voltage
Le Who Who
Owl
Pangolin
Pugcasso
Queen Corgi
Scarab
Snow Cone
Stingray

The Masked Singer airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on FOX. Episodes will also be available to stream the next day on Hulu.

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