She left the judging panel stunned after being unmasked as Frog on The Masked Dancer last week.
And Kelly Brook has now revealed that it was ‘so lonely’ backstage as the contestants had to keep their identities secret from each other and couldn’t chat.
While appearing on Heart Breakfast on Monday, the model, 41, explained how the stars even wore jumpers that said ‘don’t speak to us’ while filming at Wembley.
Top secret: Kelly Brook has revealed that it was ‘so lonely’ backstage at The Masked Dancer as the contestants had to keep their identities secret from each other and couldn’t chat
Radio hosts Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden quizzed Kelly about taking part in The Masked Dancer, which was won by gymnast Louis Smith.
Speaking about not knowing who anyone was in the show, Kelly said: ‘Yes it was so lonely backstage! We walk around with these jumpers on that say ‘don’t speak to us’.
‘You’re just backstage at Wembley thinking, is everyone else as terrified as I am?
‘Because you don’t have that camaraderie, so you can’t share any of your experience, so you think you’re the only one freaking out.
What a disguise: The model and presenter, 41, was unmasked as being the Frog last Friday
‘But since the show has aired and we’ve figured out who everyone is, I’ve been talking to you Howard [Donald] and Bonnie [Langford], and everyone’s like ‘did you do this, did you feel like this’ and everyone was in the same boat really.’
The trio also discussed whether Kelly managed to correctly guess any of the other contestants, which included Zoe Ball as Llama and Christopher Dean as Beagle.
Kelly told Amanda and Jamie: ‘Not really…I couldn’t bear not knowing so I went on Twitter and once I saw all the fans guessing, then things started to make sense.
‘I knew then that Squirrel must be Bonnie [Langford] because only Bonnie can move like that! To be honest I thought it was Ashley Roberts!’
Reflecting: While appearing on Heart Breakfast, Kelly also explained how the stars even wore jumpers that said ‘don’t speak to us’ while filming at Wembley
Amanda laughed and agreed, saying: ‘So did we! We thought she was double bluffing so everyday she’s like ‘guys it’s not me’ and I was like, there’s no one I know that can stick their leg up round their ear like Ashley Roberts!’
Kelly was unveiled to be the Frog on Friday night, with only judge Oti Mabuse correctly predicted that it was Kelly underneath costume while the other panel members guessed the likes of Katie Price, Caprice and Carol Vorderman.
Talking after the reveal, Kelly said: ‘I have always loved dancing, I’ve not danced for years. I can pat myself on the back and say: “Yeah, I did that” it’s been the best experience ever.’
No way! The judges were stunned to discover Kelly was underneath the Frog mask
Fun: Talking after the reveal, Kelly said: ‘I have always loved dancing, I’ve not danced for years. I can pat myself on the back and say: “Yeah, I did that” it’s been the best experience ever.’
Well done! Again, the only judge to guess correctly was Oti who predicted it was Kelly underneath Frog while her co-stars guessed Katie Price, Caprice and Carol Vorderman
Kelly revealed several clues about her identity, which included Love Island font on her megaphone – as she presented the first-ever series in 2005 – and references to her cameo on Smallville in 2002 as Victoria Hardwick.
The model also danced to Little Mix’s Shout Out To My Ex which could have also been a hint at her past former flames which include the likes of Jason Statham, Billy Zane and Thom Evans.
Judges Mo and Davina were left shocked over the reveal as they both exclaimed: ‘I can’t believe it, so brilliant’ and ‘I’m actually shocked!’
Funny: Craig Revel Horwood was unveiled as Knickerbocker Glory on Friday night’s semi-final
Double elimination! Zoe Ball, left, was unmasked as Llama while Christopher Dean, right, was unveiled as Beagle on Thursday night’s edition of The Masked Dancer
Other stars unveiled during the series included Zoe Ball as Llama, Christopher Dean as Beagle, Eddie The Eagle as Rubber Chicken and Dita Von Teese as Beetroot.
While Louise Redknapp was unmasked as Flamingo and Jordan Banjo discovered to be Viper. And during Saturday’s finale, Tamzin Outhwaite was revealed as Scarecrow, Take That’s Howard Donald as Zip and Bonnie Langford unmasked as Squirrel.
However it was gymnast Louis Smith, 32, who was crowned the winner after donning the disguise of Carwash and wowing the judges with his performance set to the iconic dance track Party Rock Anthem as he donned his elaborate costume.
Tune in to Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden weekdays from 06:30 – 10:00.
Star: Gymnast Louis Smith, 32, wowed the judges with his performance set to the iconic dance track Party Rock Anthem and was crowned the winner on Saturday night