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Lira to judge on American talent show

Award-winning musician Lira has joined American talent competition show, World’s Best, as a judge. The show will feature acts from all over the world showing off their talents. The acts will also have to impress the Wall of the World judges – 50 of the world’s most accomplished experts from every field of entertainment – to ultimately be crowned The World’s Best.

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Lira joins the show as one of the Wall of the World judges alongside other celebrated world experts to help choose the winner. The star took to social media to share the exciting news.

Lira to judge on American talent show. Congratulations!

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