Update!

Heidi Klum to Be America's Got Talent's 4th Judge

Former Victoria's Secret Model reportedly just signed on to appear on the reality show

By Brandi Fowler Mar 04, 2013 1:50 PMTags
Heidi Klum Raef-Ramirez/AKM-GSI

UPDATE March 4, 2013: NBC officially confirms that Heidi Klum will be the fourth judge on the upcoming season of its hit reality competition series America's Got Talent.

"America's Got some serious Talent! I'm really excited to join the panel of AGT to see it all—from the ridiculous to the fantastic!" said Klum in a statement. "I love the surprise element of the show and not knowing what we'll see next and who will wow us. I'm also looking forward to spending time with my fellow judges—Howard Stern, Howie Mandel and Mel B!"

________

Could Heidi Klum be America's Got Talent's latest judge? 

It certainly looks like it! 

The former Victoria's Secret supermodel was spotted on the set of the NBC reality show in New Orleans Sunday, amid speculation she signed on to fill the program's fourth judge's chair, a source tells E! News. Klum is being referred to as "the new judge" on the set and everything points to it being official, our source went on to say, adding that it seems like she is excited to be on AGT and get going.

Rumors began circulating on Sunday that Klum was a judge on the show after TMZ posted an on-set photo of AGT filming in New Orleans—the pic showed the name "Heidi" above one of the judgin chairs, along with Howie MandelHoward Stern and Mel B labeled on the other seats. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Heidi indeed is set to become the show's fourth judge. 

While the former Project Runway host has kept mum on AGT rumors, she did give her Twitter followers a hint that she was gearing up for a new adventure, tweeting, "Going on a journey," along with a photo of an airplane.

Klum would be the latest celeb to sign on to the show, following former Spice Girls member Mel B who will take over Sharon Osbourne's seat

NBC had no comment on the casting news.

Klum's rep was not immediately available for comment.

(E! and America's Got Talent are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)

(Originally published on March 3, 2013, at 4:44 p.m. PT.)