Gretchen Wilson, the country music star behind the popular anthem "Redneck Woman," has emerged as the winner of Fox's reality singing competition, "The Masked Singer." The reveal marks a comeback for Wilson, who has been largely out of the public eye for several years.
In an interview with Fox News Digital, Wilson explained that her absence was due to a severe bout with COVID-19. The illness left her with lingering health issues that made performing and traveling difficult. Wilson described the experience as challenging, but emphasized her determination to overcome the health obstacles.
"It was a really scary time," Wilson stated. "I'm just so grateful to be back and doing what I love." Her win on "The Masked Singer" signifies a new chapter in her career, and she expressed excitement about future projects. Fans can expect new music and more appearances from the country star in the coming months.
Gretchen Wilson Wins 'Masked Singer' After Health Challenges
Country singer Gretchen Wilson, known for her hit "Redneck Woman," was revealed as the winner of Fox's "Masked Singer." Wilson's victory marks a return to the spotlight after a period of absence. She shared with Fox News Digital that a battle with severe COVID-19 symptoms significantly impacted her career. The singer is now healthy and ready to make music again.