The Masked Singer 'to be filmed in front of a live studio audience' in September
18 August 2020, 17:14
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The Masked Singer UK looks set to return as normal for 2020.
Fans of probably the most bonkers show of all time - The Masked Singer - will be delighted to know it's returning for a second season.
The UK version of the South Korean show proved a huge hit with viewers when is aired in January, and we can't wait to see what the next set of mystery celebs have in store.
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The format of the show is simple - celebrities perform songs while dressed in elaborate costumes, and the audience, judging panel and viewers are tasked with guessing who is behind the mask.
As the show so heavily relies on audience participation, there had been some concerns that it wouldn't be able to go ahead because of the coronavirus pandemic.
However, according to a report by Deadline, there are plans to film the series with a live audience in September.
It will apparently be filmed for eight nights starting on September 14 at Bovington Studios, which are located north of London.
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Members of the audience will only be able to sit with people in their social bubble, and social distancing measures will be enforced.
SRO Audiences, who are handling tickets, has issued a warning to potential audience-members, saying: "It is important that you understand that we are not able to guarantee that you will not be exposed to COVID-19. Therefore, you should consider both your own medical health (and any specific risks associated with COVID-19) and that of those in your household or others with whom you may come into contact with. By attending the filming, you agree that you understand the risks."
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