Masked Singer Fans Convinced Monkey Business is Natasha Hamilton
Masked Singer: Monkey Business 'Obvious' as Natasha Hamilton

ITV's hit guessing game, The Masked Singer, has sparked a frenzy of speculation, with a growing consensus that the celebrity inside the Monkey Business costume is none other than pop star Natasha Hamilton from Atomic Kitten.

Clues Point to Pop Star Identity

During the show's second episode on Saturday 10th January 2026, Monkey Business took to the stage with a rendition of Cher's 'Strong Enough'. The performance was accompanied by a new clue package that fans have been meticulously dissecting.

The visual hints included Monkey Business holding a red pen, a photo of Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton in the background, and a shirt adorned with cats and lions. A voiceover also stated, 'Come back to me when the panel shows are serious'.

Viewers quickly connected the dots, arguing the evidence overwhelmingly points to Natasha Hamilton. The Lewis Hamilton picture is seen as a direct reference to her surname, while the kittens on the shirt nod to her band, Atomic Kitten.

Viewers Say It's 'So Obvious'

On social media, the verdict from fans was swift and decisive. One viewer stated online: 'Monkey is def Natasha Hamilton. Sounds exactly like her and the pic of Lewis ‘Hamilton’ in the clues.'

Another agreed, writing: 'The Lewis Hamilton picture representing her surname - Natasha Hamilton from atomic kitten.' Further comments reinforced the belief, with fans calling the identification 'so obvious' after the latest batch of clues.

Other Speculations and Upcoming Reveals

The mystery surrounding Monkey Business wasn't the only speculation during the episode. Fans also theorised that the performer inside the Yak costume could be comedian Reece Shearsmith, known for The League of Gentlemen and Inside No. 9, linking the character's deep voice to his past roles.

The new series continues after a shocking reveal the previous week, where Teabag was unmasked as rapper Professor Green. The competition remains fierce with Moth, Can of Worms, Red Panda, Yak, Conkers, Arctic Fox, Toastie, Sloth, and Gargoyle all still in the running.

The Masked Singer continues on ITV1 on Sunday 11th January, promising more performances, clues, and inevitable unmaskings as the public's detective work intensifies.