Jessica Sanchez returns to 'America's Got Talent' after 20 years

Jessica Sanchez is making her return to America's Got Talent after 20 years.

The Filipino-Mexican singer, who first graced the AGT stage as a 10-year-old contestant in the show's very first season in 2006, is set to make a highly anticipated return for the upcoming 19th season.

The season, premiering on NBC this May 27, is said to be the "biggest AGT ever."

In the trailer, Jessica could be seen in front of hosts Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Sofia Vergara, and Mel B, saying "I was actually on the very first season of AGT."

Reflecting on her experience on social media, the now 28-year-old singer shared how AGT played a "massive role" in her belief in bigger possibilities, expressing her excitement for this full-circle moment.

"Being 10 years old on AGT played such a massive role in me believing in something bigger for myself, for my voice. What a huge blessing it is to be able to come back and chase after my dreams again after 20 years," she wrote. "Can’t wait to see what God has in store for me."

Jessica's initial AGT journey saw her reach the semifinals but not advance to the finals in 2006. But her journey didn't stop there. In 2011, she captivated audiences as the runner-up on American Idol season 11.

She later released her 2013 debut album, Me, You and the Music, featuring the single Tonight with Ne-Yo. Her talent has since been showcased in various appearances, including a role on Glee and performances at significant events like the Manny Pacquiao vs. Brandon Ríos match in Macau, the Pinoy Relief Benefit Concert, and PBS' National Memorial Day Concert.