Who’s Fuzzy Peas On The Masked Singer? This Athlete Fought for the Top Spot in Our Guesses
Fuzzy Peas fired up a fiesta on The Masked Singer! He blew the judges away with his immense energy, but they’re still trying to guess who is behind the mask.
The star sang Ritchie Valens’s classic song “La Bamba” and it was a performance to remember! “That was such a singalong and I was dancing along with Ken! I couldn’t even focus because I was having so much fun,” Rita Ora gushed. The judges guessed Mario Lopez, George Lopez, and John Leguizamo. These are all amazing actors, but did they get it right?
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Who is Fuzzy Peas on The Masked Singer season 13?
Our best guess for Fuzzy Peas on The Masked Singer is boxing champ Oscar de la Hoya. Some of the clues point in the boxing promoter’s direction. Here’s a breakdown of most of them.
Episode 1
- “If you had told me one day I would be dressing up as Fuzzy Peas, I would tell you, ‘Hey, absolutely, I believe you!’ He’s silly, he’s suave, but also looks like a conqueror.”
Oscar de la Hoya isn’t really known for his singing, but he has done some star-studded activities that we’ll get to below.
- He’s the “third generation in my field” and they all fought for what they believe in
Oscar de la Hoya’s grandfather and father were both boxers.
- “Add a dash of my mother’s passion, music, and now I’m known for my hits — some of them Grammy-nominated” He also attended the Grammys with Christina Aguilera and Shakira.
He released a self-titled album in 2000 and it got a Grammy nomination. It also is a very funny pun with hits. Get it?
- He fulfilled her “dying wish” of “securing a gold record”
“Golden” is very on brand for de la Hoya who is dubbed “The Golden Boy of Boxing” and is the owner of Golden Boy Productions.
- “Now I, Fuzzy Peas, am here as captain of my destiny because I never say no to a challenge — or a fiesta! Maestro, la música!”
Oscar de la Hoya is very proud of his Mexican heritage. The Consulate General of Mexico in Los Angeles even granted him Mexican citizenship.
