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Johnny Logan is third most Googled celeb in Belgium after Masked Singer appearance

Dressed as a deer with massive antlers, furry boots with hooves, and a three-piece suit, Johnny Logan tackled some of pop music’s biggest songs on the show.

Eurovision winner Johnny Logan appears on The Masked Singer in Belgium

Darragh Kelly and Maeve McTaggartSunday World Video Team

Johnny Logan has made a surprise entry as Belgium’s third most Googled celebrity of 2022 behind Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

While the ex-spouses were in the news for their dramatic defamation trial this year, the Irish Eurovision icon took third place for his appearance on the Belgian version of the Masked Singer.

Dressed as a deer with massive antlers, furry boots with hooves, and a three-piece suit, Johnny Logan tackled some of pop music’s biggest songs on the show.

He made it through Sorry by Justin Bieber, Diamonds by Rihanna, Rolling in the Deep by Adele and Million Reasons by Lady Gaga before his elimination.

Johnny Logan became one of the most searched celebrities in Belgium for his appearance on the Masked Singer.

The identity of the three-time Eurovision winner had been easily guessed by judges.

He is hugely popular in Belgium ever since he was crowned the winner of the European song contest there in 1987.

On stage in Brussels, he won for Ireland with the hit Hold Me Now.

Johnny Logan on Belgium's The Masked Singer

In the Belgian search results, Logan beat out Vladimir Putin, Will Smith, Novak Djokovic, Mika, Rafael Nadal, Marine Le Pen and Linda de Mol in the top ten most searched celebs list.

Meanwhile, Irish residents searched for many of the same celebs but Johnny didn’t earn a top spot here.

Earning the top three spots in Ireland were Johnny Depp, Amber Heard and Will Smith.

Vladimir Putin, Liz Truss, Novak Djokovic, Anna Delvey, Matt Hancock, Michael Owen and Sinead O’Connor filled out the rest of the list for 2022.


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