Mask Singer: Who Is Behind the Chick? We Have the Answer!

On Friday, June 4, 2026, Mask Singer season 9 returned on TF1 with new performances from characters including the Donkey, the Owl, the Venetian, and the Chick. Among them, the mysterious yellow bird known as the Chick has drawn particular attention, with clues and vocal performances pointing strongly toward a professional singer. The character has already impressed viewers with songs such as “Vivo per lei” by Andrea Bocelli and Hélène Ségara, as well as “Briller,” a track from KPop Demon Hunters, reinforcing the idea that the person behind the costume has strong technical ability and stage experience.

While some guesses on set and online have included artists such as Tal, Santa, Linh, Lou, and Zoé Clauzure, Serieously believes the most likely identity is Carla Lazzari. The reasoning is based on several clues revealed in the show’s filmed segments. Among the most notable hints are the words “trophies,” “sun,” the number 18, a buoy, and especially an eagle. The eagle is seen as a key reference because the golden eagle is the heraldic symbol of Nice, the southern French city where Carla Lazzari is from. Another clue, the number 5, is interpreted as a possible nod to her fifth-place finish at Eurovision Junior.

Carla Lazzari’s profile fits the character well. She first became known to the French public through The Voice Kids in 2018. She later represented France at Eurovision Junior 2019 with her hit “Bim Bam Toi,” a song that became widely popular and later earned her a TikTok gold award in 2020. Her youthful image, established singing career, and recognizable voice make her a plausible match for the Chick costume.

Additional clues may also connect to her recent work. The mention of “America” is believed to reference a song of that title from a duet album she released with artist Jeck. Taken together, the visual hints, geographic references, and vocal style all suggest that Carla Lazzari is the celebrity hiding under the Chick costume in this 2026 edition of Mask Singer.

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