Nicole Scherzinger looks sensational in an all-purple ensemble

Nicole Scherzinger looked stunning ahead of the latest episode of The Masked Singer USA on Wednesday night.

The TV judge, 42, slipped her incredible frame into an ensemble made up of purple and gold.

She flashed her famously honed abs in a tiny satin crop-top and teamed this with a pencil skirt.

The skirt featured a thigh-split, teasing Nicole’s leggy pins, with gold strapped detailing running the length of it.

Her heels matched the skirt with the same intricate buckles and the ankles and the toes.

She decorated her look with chunky gold jewelry – a necklace, matching bracelet and dangling earrings.

Her make-up for typically flawless, and she modeled a deep violet manicure and pedicure to compliment her ensemble.

The look was completed by the Pussycat Dolls star’s raven tresses, that tumbled in light waves around her shoulders.

Hilarity ensued on Wednesday’s The Masked Singer when Nicole’s co-judge Jenny McCarthy-Wahlberg fell over when Cluedle-Doo was revealed to be her husband Donnie Wahlberg.

‘Oh my God!’ she yelled when the rooster’s mask was removed and she saw that it was her husband Donnie, 51. ‘I’m shaking!’

‘Donnie!’ Jenny, 48, went on. ‘Have you been coming in each week and lying?’

‘I’ve been sneaking in and out,’ the former New Kids On The Block singer confessed, delighting in his role as the season’s chaos-creating character.

‘There’s two reasons why I’m here,’ he went on, as Jenny beamed. ‘One, obviously to see my wife. And two, you know, it’s been so long since I performed for my fans.’

Donnie emphasized that the NKOTB fans, or ‘Blockheads,’ were like family to him, adding, ‘I did it for my ladies and brothers—and of course my lady, too.’

Jenny fanned herself and cried, ‘I’m supposed to have golden ears, and I didn’t recognize my husband’s voice!’

Donnie walked over to Jenny, who kissed him and added, ‘You tricked me so good!’

Moments later, the singer Omarion, 36, was unmasked as the voice behind the Yeti costume.

The platinum-selling recording artist and actor said he’d had trouble dancing in what was arguably the show’s heaviest suit this season, but had a great time.

‘This is a new challenge to continue to just broaden my range as a performer,’ Omarion said, calling the show ‘an amazing experience.’

With his elimination, the three artists in next week’s finale will be the Piglet, Black Swan and Chameleon.

Only Robin Thicke, 44, guessed the Yeti’s true identity, earning himself a spot on the ‘golden ear’ board next to Nicole and Ken Jeong, 51, who each had two points.

In his package, the Yeti said the whole experience had been about keeping an open mind, and as an example recalled how he once reunited with his estranged father.

A panda shown in his past package referred to Omarion’s Pandemonium! album with B2K, while a pacifier referred to Hey Baby, his hit song with Bow Wow.

Berries shown on the screen alluded to Omarion’s last name, Grandberry.

Other members of the panel had no idea who was in the Yeti costume, with their guesses including singers such as Justin Bieber, 27, Mario, 34, Ne-Yo, 41, and Sisqo, 42.

Yeti was the first character to sing on Wednesday’s show, doing a stellar cover of Kool And The Gang’s Celebration while showing off his best dance moves.

‘He doesn’t miss a beat,’ Nicole marveled as she watched him, and guest judge Darius Rucker, 55, said Yeti ‘brought the party tonight.’

Next up was Black Swan, who crooned a pretty version of Dan + Shay’s Tequila.

‘You are more than a performer,’ Ken told her. ‘You are an experience.’

In her video package, Black Swan mused, ‘Who would have thought that some black feathers and a sparkly beak would make me realize how free I was as a little girl?’

To her younger self, she said, ‘There may be a voice inside your head that tries to tear you down and you make you feel like you aren’t good enough. There’s times where you might believe it. But don’t. You are good enough.’

Clues to her identity included a maple leaf, a sign that read, ‘Hello my name is 1,’ a fishtank and an origami swan; she also said she’d bumped into Robin at a celebrity afterparty.

The panelists thought she could be Bjork, 55, Carly Rae Jepsen, 35, or Alanis Morissette, 46.

When it was Chameleon’s turn, he skilfully rapped his way through Cam’ron’s Oh Boy.

‘The way you were right behind the beat and laying it down, that was awesome,’ Darius said.

In his video package, Chameleon described a childhood in which he moved around often, which gave him an ‘ability to adapt and adjust’ that served him well in the competition.

‘It’s how I trailblazed my own path to create a brand that reached millions,’ he said.

Clues to his identity included three bricks on a podium and a red double-decker bus.

Chameleon then dropped another hint about who he was, telling Darius, ‘We shared the stage and Phoenix was there. And the corndogs were delicious.’

Darius thought Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald, 37, was inside the costume, while the other panelists sensed it could be rapper Riff Raff, 39, or Two Chainz, 43.

Last up was Piglet, who crooned a soft-rock rendition of Lewis Capaldi’s Bruises.

‘Piglet came out swinging for the semifinals,’ Nicole said, calling it his ‘strongest vocal performance by far.’

Piglet’s clue package found him starring in Little Piglet On The Prairie; he noted that he had a ‘grueling schedule’ for most of his career, but now loved ‘the simple life’ at home with his family: ‘Landscaping, grilling, and football Sunday funday. That’s my happy place.’

Clues to his identity included a tree full of musical instruments, a purple llama, and a mirror.

Piglet also made reference to playing cards with Jenny for a charity poker event.

The panel thought Piglet could be singer Joel Madden, 42, Drew Lachey, 44, or Tim McGraw, 54.

The Masked Singer will return next week for the season five finale.