As Judge Ken Jeong storms off stage, the ‘Masked Singer’ reveals Rudy Giuliani.

“I’m done,” Jeong proclaimed as he sang “Bad to the Bone” from the Fox series.

Controversy erupted. In the Fox singing competition’s latest participant departure, The Masked Singer as Rudy Giuliani was exposed as the Jack in the Box on Wednesday, and one judge in particular was visibly angry.

The unveiling of Giuliani had been a long time coming, with the filming of his farewell episode making headlines back in February. The former mayor of New York City and a member of former President Donald Trump’s legal team sang “Bad to the Bone” while unmasked for his final song.

The judges were taken aback by the surprise, with Nicole Scherzinger quietly asking, “Is it Robert Duvall?” to which Ken Jeong responded firmly, “No, that’s not Robert Duvall.”

“This is definitely something I never would have anticipated,” Robin Thicke added with a smile.

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“Mr. Giuliani, with all of the turmoil surrounding you right now, I think it surprises us all that you’re here on The Masked Singer,” host Nick Cannon said to the competitor.

“Me, too!” said the politician. “I guess the main reason is that I just had a granddaughter Grace, and I want her to know that you should try everything, even things that are completely unlike you and unlikely,” she said before continuing, “I guess the main reason is that I just had a granddaughter Grace, and I want her to know that you should try everything, even things that are completely unlike you and unlikely.”

As Giuliani talked, Jeong stood with his arms folded and a straight look. Jeong was heard stating, “I’m done,” and then walked off the scene when Giuliani began singing his farewell performance. Jenny McCarthy and Nicole Scherzinger

Daniel Fienberg, a television critic for The Hollywood Reporter, said in February that “Rudy Giuliani on ‘The Masked Singer’ Is a New Low for TV Image Laundering,” and that “The Masked Singer booked a man who has been the public face of an unsuccessful attempt to overturn a democratic election.” “There is a story of very active dishonor related to Giuliani, not past-tense disgrace,” Fienberg concluded. And the Masked Singer’s producers and Fox felt compelled to participate in his laundering.”

On the seventh season of Fox’s The Masked Singer, four celebrities remain.