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Gabby Douglas Says Fun of Being on 'Masked Dancer' Was 'Neck and Neck With the Olympic Games' (Exclusive) ETOnline 2/19/2021 © ET The Masked Dancer crowned its first ever champion on Wednesday, when Cotton Candy took home the Diamond Mask trophy. After all the final guesses were made, the new champion unmasked and revealed herself to be Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas! "I had an amazing time on the show," Douglas told ET's Nischelle Turner on Thursday, a day after claiming victory on the hit Fox reality competition series. "I cannot thank everyone enough because production, cast, c...

By Zach Seemayer‍ This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Embed Code Now playing The Masked Dancer crowned its first ever champion on Wednesday, when Cotton Candy took home the Diamond Mask trophy. After all the final guesses were made, the new champion unmasked and revealed herself to be Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas! "I had an amazing time on the show," Douglas told ET's Nischelle Turner on Thursda...

*Caution: Spoilers ahead if you haven't watched the season finale! The Masked Dancer has crowned its first-ever champion! After a fun and exciting finale, only one hopeful could walk away with the title. Following a hard-fought and skillfully danced season, Wednesday's finale all came down to Tulip, Cotton Candy and Sloth -- and all three hopefuls brought their A-game. As the costumed contestants danced their hearts out, the panel of celebrity sleuths got their last clues at the hidden stars' secret identities, and a chance to submit their final guesses. Tulip kicked the finale off with a w...

Share After talking about the chilly, wintery conditions in Texas, DeGeneres showed obvious concern for her well-being when she asked about her rehearsal fall. 'I think it was at least eight to 10 feet in the air. And that was my very first time ever doing aerial work, which was super fun,' the 25-year-old explained. 'My left shoulder got too much outside of the ring and that's why I fell. But honestly I was so fortunate and grateful to have the Cotton Candy full get-up on because she softened fall,' she added with a smile and a laugh. During her remote appearance on The Elle DeGeneres Show, ...