Croissants on ‘The Masked Singer’ reveal they were conflicted by song choice: ‘We’re not doing that’

After a truly evil cliffhanger in the season 14 premiere, fans had to wait a whole week to learn the identity behind the flakey pastry duo. Thankfully, this week’s episode wasted no time in rectifying that, and the Croissants were unmasked at the top of the evening.

In the end, all of those jail and reality show-related clues helped panelist Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg correctly guess that formerly incarcerated — and eventually pardoned by President Donald Trump — stars of Chrisley Knows Best, Todd and Julie Chrisley, were under the masks.

Here, Entertainment Weekly talks to the Chrisleys, who reveal all of the shows they have in the works, which one of them wanted to do The Masked Singer more, and what they really thought of performing “Jailhouse Rock.”

JULIE CHRISLEY: Well, the show was presented to us from our publicist actually. Todd is the singer. So he has a great voice. He has recorded a song with Sara Evans that was on the charts. Me, I am not musically inclined at all. So to say that I was nervous is an understatement. But we kind of decided together. I mean, he says I decided because I was kind of on the fence. Do we do it or do we not do it? But I’m so glad we did.

When your daughter, Savannah, did this show in season 11, I asked her if you guys would be watching from prison, and she said that you would, except for maybe Todd, who she said would be the one to tell her, “Please don’t ever sing again.” And then come to find out, you later said you didn’t watch her on the show!

TODD CHRISLEY: I didn’t watch it [live] because I didn’t want to miss those moments. And by doing that, I felt like I had missed that moment. So I watched it when I got home and I’m so glad I missed it in prison.

JULIE: Oh no, I watched it. Listen, I laughed and she just embraced it. And the look on her face when she was unmasked, you could tell she was having so much fun and I love that.