AGT judge Heidi Klum on setting up newly single Sofia Vergara on a date
‘America’s Got Talent’ judge Heidi Klum tells Fox News Digital if she would ever set up Sofia Vergara on a date.
"America's Got Talent" judge Heidi Klum enjoys her "girl time" with Sofia Vergara.
Klum, 50, dished on what they enjoy doing in their downtime and whether she would set Vergara, 51, up on a date.
"I spent most of my time from all the judges with Sofia… we’re girly girls," Klum shared with Fox News Digital on the "America’s Got Talent" red carpet.
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In an interview with Fox News Digital, "America’s Got Talent" judge Heidi Klum shared whether she would set up Sofia Vergara on a date. (Getty Images)
"We talk about clothes, we go eat, we have a few drinks, talk about men. You know what girls talk about, you know, everything," Klum laughed.
When asked if she'd ever set Vergara up on a date Klum said, "If there is someone then perhaps, why not?"
Klum, 50, dishes on what she and Vergara enjoy doing in their downtime. (Getty Images)
Klum’s comments come after Vergara's estranged husband Joe Manganiello filed for divorce in July.
"America's Got Talent" crowned their season 18 winner Wednesday night, giving the big prize to Adrian Stoica and his incredible dog Hurricane. The popular act kicked off the show with a fun and sweet tribute to Hurricane’s recently passed sister and mentor dog Rory.
Anna DeGuzman took home second place, and third place went to Murmuration.
"Your act, in my heart, is the best thing I've seen this season," Mandel told the group during the competition show.
Meanwhile, "America's Got Talent" judge, Klum, also shared that she has a strong bond with all the "America's Got Talent" judges.
"’America's Got Talent’ is a family. The judges are my family… we love each other, care for each other." she added.
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Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum, Terry Crews, Sofia Vergara and Simon Cowell on "America’s Got Talent." (Trae Patton/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)
"We see each other when we're not filming… most of the time I see Sofia, really. But, you know, yesterday we were all out on Howie's boat… and it was pretty amazing."
Ahead of the finale, the former Victoria’s Secret model teased who she thought would take home the grand prize of $1 million.
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"Who is going to be the winner? We don't know. We have to wait for you, America, to vote…" Klum noted. "But I do like the balancing act, the two brothers."
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Klum referred to the Ramadhani Brothers, which has been her favorite act for the last several weeks.
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The acrobat duo includes Fadhili Ramadhani and Ibrahim Jobu from Tanzania.
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Fellow "America’s Got Talent" judge Howie Mandel additionally shared with Fox News Digital that the balancing brothers continue to impress him every week too.
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This season, Mandel gave away his coveted "Golden Buzzer," which sends contestants straight through to the live shows, to French dance group Murmuration.
"If I had to pick… I love, and it's not because it's my Golden Buzzer, but Murmuration by far blew me away as far as an act, a message, originality. But there was so many great moments," Mandel shared.
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Mandel also noted he’s ecstatic that the writers’ strike has finally ended and explained how it deeply impacted the entertainment industry.
"I couldn't be happier that obviously, if it is ended, then… a lot of people who need to be working are going to be put back to work because it's not just the writers, it's this whole business affects many other businesses… I think that fairness prevails."
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