Heidi Klum Dishes on Terrifying AGT Act While Taking on Hot Wings with Sean Evans

Heidi Klum, the renowned supermodel and former AGT judge, recently appeared on the popular YouTube series Hot Ones hosted by Sean Evans. The episode featured Klum braving spicy chicken wings while sharing intriguing details from her time on America's Got Talent.

The fiery wings prompted Klum to discuss various aspects of her life, from her children’s preferences for spicy foods to the most expensive outfit she’s ever worn. However, the standout revelation came when she recounted the AGT audition that truly terrified her.

During her chat with Evans, Klum reminisced about a daring moment in 2018 when, as part of an AGT act, an apple was shot off her head by an audience member using a bow and arrow. The intense experience left Klum visibly shaken, even prompting a stern warning from her husband, Tom Kaulitz, to avoid such risky ventures in the future.

One of the most memorable and harrowing AGT acts that involved Klum was when the talented performer Aaron Crow involved her and guest judge Ken Jeong. Crow, armed with a bow and arrow equipped with a laser pointer, took aim at an apple placed on Klum’s head as she sat still, bracing for the shot from a spinning platform.

As the hot sauce levels rose on Hot Ones, Klum found herself struggling to handle the heat, eventually removing her denim shirt and finishing the interview in her red bra. The unexpected turn left both Evans and viewers surprised, with the host even joking about feeling the heat himself.

Despite not being a fan of spicy foods herself, Klum pushed through the challenge, showcasing her professionalism and determination. She even took on the task of matching Evans’ spice tolerance, all while delivering supermodel poses to complement each fiery wing she conquered.

The episode concluded with Klum providing a unique twist to the typical hot wings challenge, offering a glimpse into her personal life and demonstrating her ability to rise to any challenge, be it on the AGT stage or in front of a plate of scorching wings.