The Masked Singer identities of Spag Bol and Pegasus revealed!

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Not one but TWO identities have been revealed in the latest episode of the zany costume competition The Masked Singer UK.

It was time to say 'pasta la vista' to Spag Bol, who it turns out was journalist and presenter Kate Garraway.

The winged horse Pegasus was then revealed to be Great British Bake Off star Dame Prue Leith, who had swapped making soufflés for singing.

Prue took to the stage in the spectacular silver costume, but said before the show she had "never sung a note". Great work Prue.

What happened on The Masked Singer?

Prue Leith was winging it as Pegasus

Dame Prue had to take off her Pegasus mask after a correct guess by judge Jonathan Ross.

Speaking to ITVX and spin-off series The After Mask, the 84-year-old baking star said singing on the show had been "the most amazing experience".

Prue said: "I have been having lessons and I've got slowly able to at least make a noise."

She chose to sing 'Oh, What A Beautiful Morning' as it's a song she has known since her childhood.

In a twist, Kate Garraway was revealed as Spag Bol

Kate Garraway's costume was a plate of spaghetti covered in glittery bolognaise sauce. She sang a Geri Halliwell song called 'Look At Me'.

The Good Morning Britain host took off her mask on Sunday night, after she was selected to be eliminated in last weekend's episode.

Kate said: "It's been so much fun and everybody's been great.

"There is nothing better than being Spag Bol."

Puffer Fish, Toad In The Hole, Wolf, Bush and Bear are the contestants who made it safely through to next week.