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Posted: 2019-02-12T15:48:20Z | Updated: 2019-02-12T15:48:20Z

Darci Lynne Farmers ventriloquism skills are no secret. She won Americas Got Talent in 2017.

But the now-14-year-old performer gave the judges on Americas Got Talent: The Champions something they hadnt heard before on Monday: Her doing Italian opera. Or rather, her dummy bunny Petunia appearing to sing it.

Petunia hit those high notes on O Mio Babbino Caro like a pro, and she had a certain human to thank for that.

Judge Simon Cowell told Farmer, who returned as a wild card on Mondays show: This, for so many reasons, is your best-ever performance.

The two-part finale concludes next week.

Cowell, incidentally, will be sitting with two new judges when regular AGT convenes next season, it was announced Monday.

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Julianne Hough of Dancing with the Stars and Gabrielle Union of Breaking In are replacing Heidi Klum and Mel B, Deadline reported . Terry Crews, who replaced Tyra Banks as host on Champions, will also take over her spot on the next AGT.

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