Amira Willighagen
America's Got Talent winner at age 10, soprano singer
Amira Willighagen (born May 1, 2002) is a South African-American singer and television personality best known for winning the second season of America's Got Talent in 2013 at just ten years old, making her the youngest winner in the show's history at that time. With her powerful soprano voice and emotional performances, she captured audiences worldwide and subsequently released several albums, including her debut album 'Dream' in 2014. Beyond her AGT success, Amira has performed at prestigious venues and events, and has built a career as a recording artist and performer. Her early success on a major television platform launched her international career and made her name synonymous with child prodigies in entertainment. Despite her young start, she has demonstrated longevity in the music industry and continues to perform and record.
Entertainment
South African
2002
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Amira
Arabic origin
“The feminine form of Amir, meaning 'princess' or 'female commander' in Arabic. Amira has grown increasingly popular globally, balancing classical Islamic heritage with a modern, elegant sound. The name empowers while remaining warm and approachable, appealing to families valuing both tradition and contemporary sensibility.”