Comedian Julia Hladkowicz Competes Against HER HUSBAND On America's Got Talent! ｜ AGT 2025

Hi. Welcome. What is your name? Hi, I'm Julia Ladkowitz. And where are you from? I'm originally from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. We just had a Canadian. I know! What do you do in Canada? I'm a stand-up comedian. Yeah. Two Canadian stand-up comedians. Do you know the guy that was just on? Yeah, I know Matt a bit because he's my husband. This is amazing. Against each other. Yes, I am. Matt is really good. I know. But what if you do better? Well, good. You're following your husband? Yes, I am. The competition begins. Go ahead, young lady. Gosh, thank you. I love wine. Yeah. I feel like you're allowed to say that you love wine. Because if I came out here and I was like, I love vodka, you'd be like, oh no. I love wine so much. I like it a little bit too much. I went to the doctor the other day. And the doctor's like, so how much do you drink in a week? I'm like, I don't know. I drink wine every night. She's like, well, that's quite problematic. I'm like, actually, it's quite European, so. Bonjour. I don't consider wine alcohol. It's just grapes that say it's okay to age, you know? Right, ladies? Wine because it makes me feel classy. And I like white wine because I like getting in fights with my husband over something he did six years ago. You know? Most people drink to forget. I drink to remember. I love him so much. After 15 years, he's doing this really cute thing where every year he's begun to snore more and more. It's disgusting. Men snoring is disgusting. Men snoring is the patriarchy, okay? It is. You're already asleep. You already won. Why do you have to add a soundtrack to it, okay? And I get it. I get it. It's not your fault, men. You don't even know that you're doing it. Which I find even worse. Because even while you're asleep, part of your subconscious is like, only I may rest while the women suffer. I'm not some man-hating comedian. I'm not. I also hate when women snore, but at least when a woman snores, I'm like, it is nice to see a female in a male-dominated industry. Can you imagine this household? That's all I kept thinking about. Yes. That was hard, what you just did, actually, following your husband. Because you did get a yes. And secretly, one of you probably wants to be the only one to get a yes. No, absolutely not. In what world would I want my husband not to get yeses? My world. Yeah. My world. Sorry. Spot on impression of Simon. Yes. Okay. So take that back, then. Regardless. You were funny. Thank you so much. I was laughing from the beginning to the end. I think you deserve to be on this stage, too. You are as good as him. Maybe even better. Better, yeah. Divorce, Simon. Is that what you wanted? All right. Congratulations. Before I go, I love you both. Oh, thank you. It's amazing. You are my kind of girl. I loved you from the get-go. I wanted to hear more. And my cheeks are actually aching right now. Thank you so much. I don't just like you. I love you. Oh, that's so nice. He's amazing. And the fact that you're willing to put your relationship on the line shows us how important this show is. Yeah, of course. This show is so much more important. Than our marriage. Yes. Well, we wish you the best of luck. I'm going to start with your first yes. Yay! Four yeses. Happy for you. That's high competition, don't you? I was just saying that. It's like last day at term. We have laughed a lot. Imagine. One no, and it would have been like one versus the other. Simon was close.