‘The Masked Singer’ sends home Avocado, Bride in double elimination

Avocado, Bride revealed on 'The Masked Singer'

Two celebrities were revealed, and this time it was Avocado and Bride who had to pack their bags. (Credit: FOX)

LOS ANGELES - It was "Comedy Roast Night" on the latest episode of "The Masked Singer," — but it wasn’t all laughs when two contestants were sent home.

On Wednesday evening’s new episode, two celebrities were forced to "take it off" and be revealed — and this time it was Avocado and Bride who had to pack their bags.

Who is Bride on ‘The Masked Singer’?

Bride was revealed as legendary professional wrestler Chris Jericho, who made his ring debut when he was only 19 years old and went on win multiple championships.

Dressed as a pink dinosaur with a wedding dress on, the 52-year-old action star said it was the best costume he has ever seen on the show.

Avocado performs on 'The Masked Singer' stage. (Credit: FOX)

"I’m just disappointed I got beaten by an avocado," Jericho told the audience.

Panelist Ken Jeong called the wrestler a "charismatic performer, singer, as well as a superstar athlete."

"I’m a legit fan, and I’m kind of star-struck right now," Jeong shared with him.

Jericho is also the lead singer of the heavy-metal band FOZZY, which explains his success on the singing competition.

According to his website, the band’s seventh album "Judas" currently has over 35 million streams on Spotify, and the album's title track hit number 1 on the Itunes Rock Charts in 8 different countries.

Who is Avocado on ‘The Masked Singer’?

But more cuts continued on Wednesday’s episode. The second celebrity costume sliced from the competition was Avocado.

Avocado was revealed as radio personality and host Adam Carolla, known for his podcast "The Adam Carolla Show" and for co-hosting "The Man Show" with Jimmy Kimmel during the late 90s and early 2000s. Carolla’s talk show was distributed as a podcast which set the record as the "most downloaded podcast" as judged by the Guinness World Records in 2011.

While panelist Jenny McCarthy revealed she continuously assumed it was the podcaster underneath the costume, she kept changing her mind due to his height.

"I canceled that out every time it came in my head," she said.

Legendary comedians Drew Carey and Jon Lovitz also made special appearances on the show’s stage.

Double reveal continues on ‘The Masked Singer’

Last week also featured a double reveal, when the Venus Fly Trap and Gopher were eliminated.

The Venus Fly Trap turned out to be former heavyweight boxing champion and master of the grill, George Foreman.

When asked why he decided to test his singing chops on the show, Foreman answered simply, "The greatest show on Earth."

Venus Fly Trap and Gopher depart 'The Masked Singer'

Two legends were revealed on Wednesday night's "The Masked Singer."

And, beneath the mask of the Gopher was American musician and founder of Parliament-Funkadelic, George Clinton.

The show’s host Nick Cannon asked the legendary music producer what it was like to wear such an extravagant costume, to which Clinton answered, "Man, it’s hot as hell in this, but I’m cool, y’all."

"The Masked Singer" is a top-secret singing competition in which celebrities face off against each other and appear in elaborate costumes with full face masks to conceal their identities.

The singers may attempt to throw off the crowd, but keen observers might pick up on tiny clues buried throughout the show. Each week, a singer is eliminated – and then reveals his or her true identity.

Next week, get ready to be spooked when two new contestants enter the competition on Fright Night — and another two celebrities are unmasked.

Watch all-new episodes on FOX Wednesdays from 8-9 p.m. ET/PT.

Get to know "The Masked Singer" with these essential episodes, streaming free on Tubi

Season 4, episode 10 — "The Semi Finals – The Super Six": Eventual season-winner Sun (no spoilers!) delivered a number of top-notch performances, but her version of Billie Eilish’s "When the Party’s Over" might be not only her best of the season, but the best of the fourth season and one of the greatest in the show’s history. Mushroom’s rendition of the Amy Winehouse song "Valerie" ain’t half bad either.

Season 5, episode 1 — "Season 5 Premiere - Return of the Masks": Better remembered as the episode where (okay, a little spoiler follows, scroll past if you don’t want to know) ... (seriously, look away) ... (last warning) ... Kermit the Frog was revealed to be the Snail. Kermit the Frog! A fictional, non-human character! Also definitely the most famous celebrity to ever appear on the show! That was a wild one.

Season 3, episode 10 — "The Super Nine Masked Singer Special: Groups A, B & C": It’s important to remember that this episode aired on April 1, 2020. There was a lot going on that month! So while most April Fools Day jokes are indisputably lame, the one Astronaut pulled — "Rickrolling" America with a legitimately great rendition of Rick Astley’s "Never Gonna Give You Up" — was undeniably welcome.

Season 1, episode 8 — "Semi Finals: Double Unmasking": The double-unmasking is exciting, sure, but this episode is best remembered as the time Monster sang Sam Smith’s "Stay With Me," another contender for the best performance in the show’s history. Seriously, just listen to this.

Season 1, episode 1 — "Season Premiere: Mask On Face Off": Here’s where the madness begins, but as with any truly great episode of this madcap series, it’s one single performance that stands out. In the U.S. series premiere, the performance also happened to be the first performance. Peacock’s rendition of "The Greatest Show" from the Hugh Jackman movie musical "The Greatest Showman" was, appropriately enough, a show-stopper, and it set the bar high.