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Ken Jeong Appears on ‘America’s Got Talent’ as Celebrity Judge, Delivers as Promised

Ken Jeong Appears on ‘America’s Got Talent’ as Celebrity Judge, Delivers as Promised

July 18, 2018
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In the episode, the physician-turned-comedian and Klum were asked to volunteer in an apple archery magic trick performed by contestant Aaron Chow, Resonate reported.
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
In the teaser clip, the “Crazy Rich Asians” star was asked to hold an apple — with Klum’s wedding ring inside it — over the model’s head as Chow prepares to shoot a bow and arrow.
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
Chow, who stood a few feet away from the stage and onto a rotating platform, managed to hit the apple and land the arrow in the center of the board, with the ring hanging off of it.
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Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
The 49-year-old was clearly stunned by the act.
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
Jeong dropped a heartwarming message after a dangerous trapeze act performed by an acrobatic couple went wrong.
It’s not ‘America’s Got Perfectionist,’ this is ‘America’s Got Talent.’ No one can do this,” he told the couple from Utah after the duo asked the judges if they could perform the blindfold trapeze act for the second time.
“I mean, it’s okay,” he continued.
Screenshot via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
Days before his guest appearance, Jeong teased his followers on Twitter.
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Featured Image via YouTube / America’s Got Talent
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