America's Got Talent Judges 2018: Season 13 AGT Celebrity Guests

America's Got Talent 2018 enters the Judges Cup, which is the second series of auditions . Twenty deeds per episode of the Judges Cup are again presented to the judges, but this time the judges are joined by a distinguished guest. Each of these episodes presents a new celebrity guest, who has the opportunity to reward an act with a golden victory, pushing this act towards concerts. Read on below to get to know each of the four celebrity guests joining the fun for season 13.

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Olivia Munn

Olivia Munn was in fact the first guest judge reported to be joining at the show this season. Munn is an actress who is also known for her high profile relationship with NFL player Aaron Rodgers, but the two are no longer together.

In recent months, Munn was in the media for denouncing Hollywood heavyweight Brett Ratner, accusing him of sexual harassment, according to Page Six. Munn pleaded against Ratner in the fall of 2017. In an interview with Snape, Munn continued to talk about the importance of stopping working with some of the criminals in Hollywood, explaining that "Those in power, movie heads, executives – why are you working with these people?" I'm not saying that people can not come back from their mistakes, but why when some people spoil, there is a formula for redemption – they say they're sorry, hiding a bit, coming back, working with the people they hurt, then resuming their position in power, when the rest of them 39 between us must fall at the end of the line and work our way back up. "

There were a total of six actresses who made allegations against Ratner.

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Ken Jeong

Ken Jeong appeared on the first episode of the Judges Cup as a guest judge. Jeong started as a doctor, but he became a famous actor and actor, bursting with his memorable role in The Hangover . Jeong should appear in the next film Crazy Rich Asians . According to Hollywood.com, Jeong leaves medicine the day after his first film.

As a doctor, Jeong's medical skills have become very useful in his life. Previously, he helped his wife get through breast cancer and, in May 2018, he helped save a woman in the crowd, who had a crisis at one of her shows, according to We Are Resonate. Jeong was performing at the Stand Up Comedy Club Live and in the middle of her set, a third-row woman had a fit. He jumped from the scene to help him until the arrival of a medical team.

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Martina McBride

Martina McBride is an American country singer, known for her songs as "Concrete Angel", "Independence Day" and "In My Daughter's Eyes". Reflecting on her by writing her 1994 hit "Independence Day," McBride told The Boot, "When I think back to the song, I realize that I've used this thing that I often use in the songs, what I consider as "omniscient child": It is there that the child is the character who tells the story, because the children see everything and just tell you what s & # 39; They are like little journalists, the kids are so, so it made sense for me to tell the story from a child's point of view, because she could just say that. that had happened and you let yourself, understand what you felt. "

McBride and her husband, John, owns the Blackbird Studios recording complex, where artists like Ed Sheeran, the White Stripes and Taylor Swift record their music

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Chris Hardwick

Chris Hardwick became known as the host of Singled Out on MTV. He became a family name as an actor, host, comedian and podcaster. Recently, Hardwick was stripped of some of his jobs and the organization of concerts after allegations of sexual misconduct were made by his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra. Dykstra wrote an essay, in which she alleged that she had suffered through emotional and sexual abuse by an ex-boyfriend. Some details seemed to indicate Hardwick as the alleged abuser.

Several ex-girlfriends, along with Hardwick's wife, went out to say that he never abused them. In addition, Hardwick denied the allegations, claiming that "our three-year relationship was not perfect – we were finally not a good match and argued – we even shouted one to the other." Other – but I liked it and did my best. As a partner and companion in any way and at no time did I sexually assault her. "

Depresses his refusal of claims, Hardwick lost jobs, including the partnership with the company he founded, Nerdist." In response to allegations, Nerdist withdrew all references to Hardwick's his website, publishing this statement: "This type of behavior is contrary to everything we defend and believe in […] The company has removed any reference to Mr. Hardwick itself" Yvette Nicole Brown also took over the duties of Home of Hardwick on Talking Dead amidst allegations, according to The Verge.In addition, the AMC network pulled the Hardwick broadcast Talking with Chris Hardwick . The AGT judges' clippings were presumably recorded prior to the publication of the allegations.