Looking back on the competition, a number of the clues point to singer Marti being behind the canine crooner - including the VT which featured a number of umbrellas, which may have been a hint to his band Wet Wet Wet.
However, fans weren't surprised to learn that it was Wet Wet Wet frontman Marti Pellow behind Wolf after taking to social media over the last eight weeks with their theories.
Meanwhile, in one VT, a cameraman is seen wearing a mitre, the traditional ceremonial headwear worn by bishops, which may have been a reference to Wet Wet Wet's single Love is All Around featuring in the hit Richard Curtis romcom Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Marti, 59, formed Wet Wet Wet back in 1982 alongside Neil Mitchell, Tommy Cunningham, Graeme Clark, Mark McLachlan and Lindsey McCauley when all six members were studying at Clydebank High School.
"Who else had a song called Angel Eyes...Wet Wet Wet.
