“The Masked Singer”: After Rudy Guiliani’s performance, jurors Robin Thicke and Ken Jeong left the room
Rudy Giuliani in New York City, 2021.
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When Rudy Guiliani was unmasked in the current season of the US version of “The Masked Singer”, two of the judges were not very enthusiastic. Because when the Republican’s identity was exposed, Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke left the room in protest.
Actually, Giuliani wanted to convince the jury of “The Masked Singer” of his singing talent. In fact, however, the politician had to be the first to leave the show. When he then revealed his clown costume and thus revealed his identity, the joy of two of the four judges was limited. While Jenny McCarthy and Nicole Scherzinger started joking with him, Jeong and Thicke left the stage in protest.
During the Trump era, Guiliani fell out of favor
Guiliani is known for his support of Donald Trump. He has repeatedly claimed in the past that Trump was cheated out of his victory in the 2020 presidential election. He also took part in the 2020 stampede on the United States Capitol. Back then, when a group of Trump supporters forcibly entered the seat of Congress, Guiliani encouraged the mob by saying, “Let’s pass judgment by fighting.”
“The Masked Singer” has not been criticized for the first time for the selection of the series participants. In 2020, former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin appeared on the show — a no less controversial politician.