The Masked Singer fans insist they've 'definitely' worked out Moth's identity as member of legendary girl band

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The Masked Singer fans are confident they've 'definitely' uncovered Moth's true identity.

Airing on Saturday nights, the popular ITV guessing game is heating up with the semi-finals next week.

Only five costumed characters are still in the running, one of whom is Moth - who has now performed four times.

Taking to social media, viewers reckon they've sussed out that it's Sugababes star Keisha Buchanan under the mask.

One wrote: 'Moth is definitely Keisha!

'Cake = sugar

The Masked Singer fans reckon they have 'definitely' worked out Moth's true identity on the ITV show

Moth is one of five remaining characters on the ITV show and is a semi-finalist (pictured here with host Joel Dommett)

Viewers are certain that it is singer Keisha Buchanan (pictured) who has been performing as Moth

'Wipes = baby wipes

'SUGABABES!!!!!!! #maskedsingeruk #maskedsinger #TheMaskedSinger'.

Another added: 'Moth is definitely keisha from The Sugababes. The clue angel cake and wipes gives it away.

'They had an album Angels with dirty faces #TheMaskedSinger #TheMaskedSingerUK.'

A third simply stated: 'Keisha Buchanan #TheMaskedSinger.'

While a fourth remarked: 'Moth is the one from the Sugababes #themaskedsinger.'  

It's a sentiment shared by judge Maya Jama, who has herself guessed Keisha, 41, to be Moth multiple times. 

Keisha rose to fame as a member of girl group Sugababes, pictured here alongside Siobhan Donaghy and Mutya Buena

As well as Moth, the other remaining contestants are Can Of Worms, Conkers, Toastie and Sloth.

Meanwhile, unmasked names so far this series include The One Show's Alex Jones, rapper Professor Green and Strictly judge Anton Du Beke.

Last Saturday's episode saw comedian Harry Hill unmasked as Red Panda - having been previously guessed many times on the show.

It comes as viewers were previously convinced that they had cracked who Sloth really is.

This mystery performer has been keeping host Joel Dommett as well as judges Mo Gilligan, Davina McCall, Maya Jama and Jonathan Ross entertained with energetic performances.

There have been a number of clues shared to the audience both in the studio and at home, including wearing tight-fitting exercise clothing, carrying handcuffs, playing snooker and hinting at spending time in the jungle.

But it's the characters voice that has had everyone up in arms - with dozens of viewers saying it sounds just like TV chef Jamie Oliver.

Taking to social media site Reddit to discuss clues, one fan wrote: 'I'm 99.9% sure Sloth is Jamie Oliver,' as another said: 'Has to be Jamie Oliver!'

A third penned: 'Sounds exactly like him, don’t get why more people don’t say this,' as someone else chimed in: 'You can hear his lisp in a few of the songs he’s sung!'

'That’s who I’ve said all along too,' another fan added in the thread.

Looking at the clues, another agreed: 'Got to be Jamie, the letter clue last night signed GC. Jamie's friend and mentor Gennaro Contaldo.'

The Masked Singer fans were previously convinced of Sloth's identity - with dozens of viewers saying it sounds just like TV chef Jamie Oliver

Others hit back saying they were certain it was Sam Thompson - given the clues pointing towards the jungle, with Sam, 33, starring on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and crowned King of the Jungle in 2023.

One Reddit user suggested that Sloth's clue, which began 'Good morning workout warriors', also pointed to his Love Island Morning After podcast - and his love of the gym following his body transformation.

They penned a lengthy post explaining the verbal clues: 'I'm sticking with Sam Thompson - "Guide to Manchester", in June 2025, Sam completed his Match Ball Mission for Soccer Aid, travelling from London to Manchester.

'Handcuffs are a specific reference to a viral stunt where Sam was handcuffed to his best friend and podcast co-host, Pete Wicks, for 24 hours.

'Alarm clock, Sam is a presenter on Hits Radio, specifically covering the breakfast slots, and Spin Doctors Greatest Hit, a double pun, Spin Doctors refers to DJs, Greatest Hit refers to the nation name.

'Rick Astley, Never Gonna Give You Up: This was the thematic anthem of his Soccer Aid challenge, where he refused to quit despite a calf injury.

'"Pain is temporary" is a direct mantra he used during his gruelling walk to Manchester for Soccer Aid... "Century Reps" likely refers to hitting 100 episodes of his podcast, Staying Relevant.'

The Masked Singer continues on ITV1 and ITVX at 7am this Saturday.