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Galaxy Girl Wins 'The Masked Singer' Season 14
Ashlee Simpson won after Galaxy Girl outlasted Pugcasso and the other finalists in a finale delayed 20 minutes for East Coast viewers.
- On Wednesday, April 1, 2026, Ashlee Simpson won The Masked Singer Season 14 title, performing as Galaxy Girl during the two-hour finale and claiming the Golden Mask Trophy.
- This season featured 18 contestants who collectively sold 94 million records and earned 47 Teen Choice Award nominations, with themed episodes honoring Star Trek and the 1990s comedy Clueless.
- Runner-Up Phillip Phillips performed as Pugcasso, finishing behind third-place Kylie Cantrall and fourth-place Normani , each delivering show-stopping finale performances.
- Simpson, 41, called the experience "transformative," crediting it with rekindling her love for performing. Her sister Jessica Simpson appeared on stage during the reveal to celebrate.
- Fox Entertainment CEO Rob Wade previously indicated the network is experimenting with one cycle annually rather than two, suggesting Season 15 may not premiere until 2027.
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