The Masked Singer has officially been renewed for Season 15 on FOX, but there’s a big change that could affect where the show films its episodes. A move from the West Coast to the East Coast could be in store.
The Masked Singer Renewed for Season 15
Deadline recently reported that The Masked Singer has officially been renewed for Season 15. A post on the show’s Instagram account confirmed that the new competition will kick off in 2027, meaning the series is sticking to one season per year for the time being.
According to Deadline, the show will no longer be produced by Fox Entertainment Studios. Instead, the Fremantle-owned Eureka Productions will be behind the series. The show is likely to move production from Los Angeles to the East Coast.
Specifically, Eureka is reportedly interested producing the show in New Jersey, due to production tax incentives. According to FOX insiders, this change could also provide the show with access to a new crop of celebrity contestants, including Broadway stars and others based in New York.
As of this writing, it’s not clear whether the potential change of location might affect the show’s cast. Last season, Nick Cannon hosted the show with Jenny McCarthy, Robin Thicke, Ken Jeong, and Rita Ora sitting on the panel.
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Who Won Season 14 of the Show?
The Masked Singer Season 14 recently wrapped up, as Galaxy Girl was named the winner. When she unmasked, she was revealed to be singer Ashlee Simpson. The season’s runner-up was Pugcasso, who was revealed to be American Idol alum Phillip Phillips.
This season featured a new twist, as viewers at home knew the identity of one of the contestants during the competition. That contestant was Kylie Cantrall, who competed as Cat Witch. She ended up finishing in third place.
Are you excited that the show has been renewed for Season 15? Are you disappointed that the new season won’t premiere until next year? Let us know in the comments below.
