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HAPPY: Inger Lise Rypdal was tired, but happy after tonight’s broadcast. Photo: Julia Marie Naglestad / NRK
Fifty-one percent of those who participated in the “Maskorama” conjecture thought it was Inger Lise Rypdal who was hiding under the unicorn costume.
Despite repeated speculation that Princess Märtha Louise was the Unicorn, she was not.
It was the legendary singer and actress Inger Lise Rypdal who hid behind the costume.
So Marion Ravn was right, in addition to the 51 percent of viewers who participated in the riddles.
– Now he’ll be fine with a Friday and Saturday night, Rypdal said after he removed his mask to loud cheers from the panel.
– It is so special and fun, but also very demanding. Live broadcasts always lead to a bit of a “dunk-dunk-dunk” and you get a little nervous at the end, but fuck the south of how much fun this has been, Rypdal said.
THE UNICORN: Saturday was the last night of the Unicorn in «Maskorama. Photo: Julia Marie Naglestad / NRK
Norwegian “royalty”
“It’s the true Norwegian ‘royalty’,” Jan Thomas said after Rypdal’s identity was revealed. He has been skeptical that Märtha Louise was hiding under the costume.
Just over a week before tonight’s show, Rypdal received the King’s Medal of Merit in the middle of an episode of “Every time we meet,” which was taped in late summer.
GUESS WHO: The remaining participants are Trollet, Ravnen, Vikingen, and Elgen. Photo: Julia Marie Naglestad / NRK
The celebrities hiding inside the costumes don’t know who they’re competing against, and each week they reveal cryptic clues in a distorted voice.
On Saturday, the remaining participants were to sing two songs each, one of which is a song from a movie that they love or a song from a movie that they especially like.
Last week it was, to the great surprise of many, Mia Gundersen, also known as Puddelen, who dropped out of the competition.
It had previously been revealed that Trygve Slagsvold Vedum hid within the Scarecrow costume, while Susann Goksør Bjerkrheim, as Gaupa, was the first to leave the competition.
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