Ryan Reynolds Recalls Being in ‘Actual Hell’ During His ‘The Masked Singer’ Appearance in South Korea: ‘It Was Traumatic’
usmagazine.comA career low? Ryan Reynolds reflected on his involvement in South Korea’s The Masked Singer — and the actor had more bad memories than good.“When I was there, I was like, ‘Why did I sign up to do this?
This is horrible! This is truly horrible! I don’t know this song, I don’t know how to do this,'” Reynolds, 46, shared during a Today show appearance on Monday, November 7. “It was traumatic.”The Marvel star added: “What’s crazy is I was in actual hell.”During an overseas press tour to promote the Deadpool sequel in 2018, Reynolds made headlines for his cameo in South Korea’s iteration of The Masked Singer titled King of Masked Singer.
The Canada native donned a unicorn mask and sparkly cape to perform “Tomorrow” from Annie.“Hello, everybody. I’m so sorry about that song,” he said about his performance, noting that he “didn’t even tell” wife Blake Likely that he would be appearing on the show.According to Reynolds, it was his decision to participate in the competition series. “I’ve been doing this job a long time, and you go on these international tours, and you start saying, ‘What’s the weirdest show we can go on?'” he recalled on Monday. “And at the time, this was before The Masked Singer was in the U.S.
So, they said, ‘They have this show called The Masked Singer, which is huge in South Korea.’ I said, ‘We’re doing this show.
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