Both Dave Hughes and Jackie O have revealed that they have tested negative for COVID-19 after a dancer on The Masked Singer contracted the disease.
There are now seven cases connected to the show's Melbourne production location according to Victoria's Department of Health and Human Services which has meant that Triple M's Eddie McGuire has also been unable to begin recording new episodes of Millionaire Hotseat at the same studio location.
Jackie O and Dave Hughes will return for the second season of The Masked Singer Australia on the Ten Network.
They will join Dannii Minogue and a yet to be announced celebrity who will replace Lindsay Lohan, who is unavailable due to Coronavirus travel restrictions.
12 new celebrities and 12 new masks will feature on this year’s show.
“They warn you in breakfast radio that 5 years is the maximum… the fact that we’ve made it to 20 is unbelievable,”Jackie Henderson told Karl Stefanovic in a report on 60 Minutes.
In the profile piece about Kyle Sandilands, Stefanovic chronicles how there are no airs and graces with Kyle and Jackie, which is exactly what their fans love.
The latest episode in the At Home series of Game Changers: Radio, features Kyle Sandilands talking to Craig Bruce.
They talk about Kyle’s current state of mind and whether or not he feels nervous about the current pandemic, and how the breakfast team make the decisions on what and what not to cover in the program every day.
Jackie O’s most recent foray into TV has made her appreciate the difference between the greeting she gets before each episode of the Masked Singer and the one she gets on her arrival each morning at KIIS in Sydney.
The team at KIIS decided it was time for a change.
Jackie O has joined Osher Günsberg for his podcast Better Than Yesterday to reminisce about more than 20 years on radio, much of that at the top of the FM market with Kyle Sandilands.
Jackie O (KIIS 1065) & Dave 'Hughsey' Hughes (Hit Network) will team up with Dannii Minogue and Lindsay Lohan for the Australian version of The Masked Singer.
Ten’s new music game show is based on the South Korean franchise that made headlines in 2018 when actor Ryan Gosling, dressed as a unicorn, sang his heart out with a rendition of Tomorrow from Annie.
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