The finale featured a thrilling two-hour special, with panelist Rita Ora performing alongside the finalists, creating an exciting atmosphere for the conclusion.

Wilson described her experience on the show as rewarding, allowing her to reignite her passion for performing after overcoming significant health challenges.

Gretchen Wilson emerged victorious in Season 13 of 'The Masked Singer,' performing as Pearl and defeating finalists Coral, Mad Scientist Monster, and Boogie Woogie.

Boogie Woogie, who honored his mother battling breast cancer during his performance, was ultimately revealed to be Andy Grammer.

In her victory speech, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity, reflecting on her personal struggles and accomplishments, particularly mentioning her daughter.

Performing as Pearl allowed Wilson to showcase a softer side of her artistry, moving beyond her established image as the 'Redneck Woman'.

Looking ahead, Wilson is set to continue her comeback with the Sunshine State of Mind Tour, highlighting her musical talent and versatility.

In addition to her music career, Wilson will co-star with Keith Urban in a new series called 'The Road,' which explores the realities of touring artists.

On May 8, 2025, Wilson will present the 'Female Artist of the Year Award' at the ACM Awards, commemorating 20 years since she won the same honor.

During her time on the show, Wilson appreciated the panelists' varied guesses for her identity, including artists she admired like Joan Jett and Melissa Etheridge.

Wilson feels her journey is part of something larger, expressing a desire to discover her true purpose moving forward.

As the 'tour manager' on 'The Road,' Wilson has developed close bonds with the cast, earning the affectionate nickname 'tour momager' for her nurturing approach.