Alesha Dixon is currently living it up across the pond as she joins the America's Got Talent: The Champions judging panel.
And she's totally rubbing it in to fellow Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams – on Simon Cowell's orders, of course.
In a new behind-the-scenes clip posted to Alesha's Instagram, Simon tells the camera: "Hello David, we're in America, how's it going?"
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"It's going great, David," Alesha then admits, as Simon gloats even more about the "amazing atmosphere".
The pair also get fellow judge Heidi Klum to say hello, who cluelessly declares: "I don't know you, but hi!"
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However, Simon and Alesha do admit they "miss" David… and we're sure he's not jealous in the slightest.
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Captioning the clip, Alesha wrote: "Disclaimer: @simoncowell wanted me to send this to you @dwalliams."
We're wondering why Amanda Holden didn't get a message too?
Alesha was unveiled as the newest member of the AGT panel last week, replacing Mel B as a judge, saying she was "super excited" to be involved.
Check out Alesha and Simon having fun Stateside below:
The Britain's Got Talent: The Champions final airs on Saturday, October 5 at 8.30pm on ITV.
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