1. "It’s extremely obvious." Katie Noonan has shared her Masked Singer guesses and we're convinced.

After Katie Noonan's big reveal as the Sloth onThe Masked Singerlast week, the 43-year-old has raised some suspicions on who else may be behind the masks, and they make so much sense.

Speaking to Who on Wednesday, Katie was quick to name the Puppet as Red Wiggle, Simon Pryce.

"I can 100 per cent say I never saw or heard anybody else in my time there," she said.

"Except I overheard someone doing a vocal warm up which I think was Puppet which I'm pretty sure is Simon the Wiggle."

Confirming our own theories, Noonan added that she thinks Queen might be Kate Miller-Heidke, and that Frillneck is potentially actor Eddie Perfect.

"For me, it’s extremely obvious that the Queen is Kate Miller-Heidke. It’s clear as day," she explained.

"I’ve known Kate 20 years. She’s definitely the Queen. I think Frillneck is Eddie Perfect, I’m pretty certain about that."

But she also threw a few new names into the mix, predicting the voice behind Kitten as comedian Celeste Barber, and why haven't we thought of that yet?

Other guesses included Lucy Durack as Cactus, Courtney Act as Dragonfly, and Isaiah Firebrace as Wizard.

Only time will tell, but those are some very interesting guesses if we do say so ourselves.

2. Oh. Apparently Schapelle Corby has already left reality show SAS Australia.

It looks like our next favourite reality TV show,SAS Australia,may have already lost two of our favourite contenders, and this is very disappointing news for our Thursday evening.

SAS Australiais Channel Seven's newest reality TV show, set to premiere in October, that sees Aussie celebs "embark on the toughest test of their lives attempting to overcome the intensive SAS selection process".

So basically, we'll be watching on as our favourite public figures encounter insane, military-grade, physical challenges.

Fun, right?

But, according to theHerald Sun, both Schapelle Corby and business woman Roxy Jacenko have dropped out of the race just one week in.

An anonymous source has shared that Corby "couldn’t keep up with the fitness," whilst Jacenko "wasn’t happy" with the conditions.

The show must go on though, and we will still be able to watch Nick "Honey Badger" Cummins, Ali Oetjen, Candice Warner, and Shane Warne’s son Jackson among others, to make up for this loss.

3. "We still have a long way to go." Survivor's Brooke Jowett on The Bachelor franchise.

When this year's Bachelorette was announced last month, there were mixed emotions.

While many people were excited to see fan favourite Elly Miles and her sister Becky as the new sister-duo, others were disappointed about the lack of cultural diversity.

Now,Survivorstar Brooke Jowett has shared her thoughts about the reality franchise.

"I believe we still have a long way to go in television and media in regards to celebrating diversity but I think the shift is happening," she told HuffPost Australia.

"I would love to see a culturally diverse Bachelorette for 2021."

Brooke, who has a Sri Lankan mother and Australian father, also revealed that she had her own experience of racism when appearing on reality TV in 2016 and 2019.