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Dave Hughes has confirmed The Masked Singer will not be returning to Channel 10 this year.
The comedian, 53, broke the news on his 2DayFM radio show on Tuesday morning.
'As far as I know, The Masked Singer won't be filmed this year for Channel 10,' said Hughes, a panellist on the show.
He added that there had been no official statement from Channel 10 on the show's fate.
'We've had such a great time over those years, it's been such a fun show to be on, so many great singers have been on,' Hughes added.
'It's a tough one for the production team.'
Dave Hughes (pictured) has confirmed The Masked Singer won't be returning to Channel 10 this year
!['As far as I know, The Masked Singer won't be filmed this year for Channel 10,' said the TV and radio star. [L-R: Chrissy Swan, Abbie Chatfield, Mel B, Hughes]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/05/06/22/84528575-13388843-image-a-11_1715030477006.jpg)
'As far as I know, The Masked Singer won't be filmed this year for Channel 10,' said the TV and radio star. [L-R: Chrissy Swan, Abbie Chatfield, Mel B, Hughes]
He also said he had spoken to fellow star Abbie Chatfield about the news.
The news comes just days after a report by TV Tonight revealed producers Warner Bros TV have quietly been 'gauging interest from rival networks' for the series.
The singing guessing game, which hosted by Osher Günsberg, is apparently very expensive to produce thanks to the elaborate costumes, high production quality and international talent required to put on the show.
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