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‘The Masked Singer’: Snow Cone eliminated; here’s who it is

Published February 25, 2026 7:14 PM MST

It turns out that Snow Cone couldn’t quite "spice up the ice" on this week’s "The Masked Singer" episode. 

On "Spice Girls Night," Crane, Snow Cone and Picasso fought to keep their dreams alive and secure a place in the next round – but in the end, Snow Cone was the one unmasked.

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Big picture view:

Heidi Montag, a reality star known for appearing on the MTV hit series "The Hills," was the latest celebrity to be unmasked on Season 14 of the FOX singing reality competition.

What they're saying:

"This has been the most incredible show, production, experience from beginning to end," the 39-year-old told the audience. "It has just been the best experience I’ve had in Hollywood, so thank you all so much for everything." 

Among the panelists, Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg correctly guessed that Montag was underneath the costume and mask. 

Snow Cone performs on Season 14 of "The Masked Singer." (Credit: Trae Patton/FOX)

"So many people connected to you guys and your story, and you guys are truly survivors. You should be so proud of yourself," McCarthy-Wahlberg told Montag.

In a clue package, Montag – as Snow Cone – referenced losing everything in the Pacific Palisades wildfires in Southern California. She also wore a spider broach, a nod to her marriage to Spencer Pratt and their longtime couple nickname, "Speidi."

Next time on ‘The Masked Singer’

What's next:

Next week, "The Masked Singer" will be paying a touching tribute to heavy metal legend, Ozzy Osborne.

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The panel will also be joined by Ozzy’s daughter, Kelly Osborne in the all-new "Ozzfest Night" episode.

The new episode airs Wednesday, March 4 on FOX.

The Source: This station is owned by FOX Corporation. This story was reported from Los Angeles.

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