I WILL BET MY LIFE: Simon Pryce is 100 per cent, definitely Puppet on The Masked Singer.

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Get out your Wiggle fingers, because Osher has taken a much-loved children's performer and put him into a costume likely to cause psychological harm to not just children, but also Dannii Minogue.

Because Puppet, undoubtedly the most terrifying of this year's The Masked Singer costumes, is definitely a Wiggle.

If you've ever wondered what a Wiggle would sound like singing a Justin Bieber song, you're in luck. Post continues below video.



Our proof? Well, ask anyone who has spent five minutes with a toddler if they recognise the voice coming out of the puppet's scarily large head.

Because they will, and that voice 100 per cent belongs to Simon Pryce, the red Wiggle.

But hey, if Simon and Puppet having the exact same voice still isn't enough to convince you, we've poured over Puppet's clue packages for all the hidden messages.

Firstly, we'd like to draw your attention to Puppet's lovely red flower on his chest. Subtle, yet also so obvious.

Image: Ten. 

There's been other Wiggles' colours referenced, most notably with these drums:

Now imagine them as... skivvies. Image: Ten. 

Pre-Wiggle work.

I know it's weird to think The Wiggles had a life before... being The Wiggles, especially if all you've heard playing from your television is Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car for what feels like an eternity, but they did. 

Simon took over from OG-Red Wiggle Murray in 2013, and before that had a fairly successful career in theatre and musicals that have been hinted at throughout Puppet's clues.

For example, in week two Puppet said he took inspiration from the Old Testament. Simon played Old Deuteronomy in Cats in his pre-Wiggle days (and Deuteronomy is a book in the Old Testament).

If you recall week one, there was also graffiti behind Puppet that references this too:

CATS. Image: Ten. 

In week five, Puppet tagged the name 'James Michener' on a wall. Michener is an American author whose work was adopted into hit Broadway musical South Pacific, which Simon starred in.

One of Puppet's original clues was "I've had my brush with royalty and a long time in a court of law". The brush with loyalty has to refer to his role as King John in The Kingdom of Paramithi, a children's TV series created by The Wiggles' team.

Wiggle references.

As a Wiggle, Simon plays Gino the Genie, which covers "there has been magic in what I do, although granting wishes isn't my usual job", AND Talking Cow, referenced in the clue "I could do it until the cows come home".

In week three, Puppet said "wake up". No, he's not a conspiracy theorist. He's a Wiggle. Say it together now: WAKE UP, JEFF. Okay, so Wake Up Jeff is now just Wake Up!, on account of Jeff no longer being a Wiggle, but the clue still stands.

Perhaps the most obvious clue to date was Puppet's physical clue; lederhosen, which Simon wore as the red Wiggle in 'Cold Water Blues'. 

Image: Ten/Twitter. 

One of Puppet's weirdest clues cites the year 1964 as important. 

Bare with us, because this is a bit convoluted: Original Wiggles Anthony Field and Jeff Fatt were in a band called The Cockroaches with Anthony's brothers Paul and John before founding the children's group. Paul and John released an album called 1964 in 2011, the same year Simon joined The Wiggles' regular tour group.

So...durrr.

Simon's non-Wiggly hobbies.

You can watch The Masked Singer on Monday and Tuesday at 7.30 pm on Channel 10 or 10 play.

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