Television presenter and musician Sipho ‘Psyfo’ Ngwenya was revealed as the celebrity behind the Clock during the latest episode of The Masked Singer South Africa season three.
He stunned audiences with his incredible voice and charisma, performing his rendition of I Like to Move It, the popular song from the movie Madagascar, in a showdown against Sushi.
Sushi triumphed, and the Clock was eliminated.
But despite his short run on the show, he successfully had the detectives guessing until the very end.
Keeping a secret is a superpower for a talkative person. 😂
Let the secret out, tell your peeps that the show repeats on Thursdays 21:00 @Official_SABC1#MaskedSingerSA#MzansiSecrets#HebanaNiceTry#ClockMaskSApic.twitter.com/rx8sVp6cGa
— The Masked Singer South Africa (@MaskedSingerZA) July 19, 2026
Reflecting on his time on the show, Ngwenya said it was the most fun he had, and the secrecy upped the ante.
“I think the secrecy of it, not having to obviously say too much, was the best thing… My wife found it very weird that I’m leaving the house with a mask on.”
His journey in the entertainment industry began at a young age, when he admitted to struggling with maintaining a normal life in the public eye.
He credited his supportive family and friends for helping him navigate the pressures of fame.
“I’ve just been blessed also by having a good support structure around family, friends who respected what I do and therefore didn’t kind of like see me different in any way.”
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