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Jessica Simpson performs live on ‘American Idol’ as prelude to crowning winner Jamal Roberts

Jessica Simpson makes a surprise return to singing live on TV, performing on the 'American Idol' finale as Jamal Roberts is crowned the winner of season 23.

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Jessica Simpson makes heartbreaking admission about her skewered ‘American Idol’ set: ‘Do not cry’

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Jessica Simpson Opens Up About Her ‘American Idol’ Performance

Jessica Simpson's daughter cheers her on during 1st TV performance in 15 years

Jessica Simpson took the "American Idol" stage Sunday night for her first television performance in 15 years.

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Who is Jamal Roberts? 7 facts about the historic 'American Idol' Season 23 winner

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Jessica Simpson Brings Americana Magic to ‘American Idol’, Her First TV Performance in 15 Years

How the ‘American Idol’ front-runner actually won the show

The singing competition has had upsets before, but Sunday’s finale reminded everyone that a smart song strategy and being vulnerable with the audience pays off.

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Who won 'American Idol' Season 23? What do you get for winning 'American Idol'?

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Who won 'American Idol'? Season 23 winner revealed but was it Jamal, John or Breanna?

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"Oh, my God, I was dying" - Jessica Simpson opens up on how she overcame her nerves for first TV performance in 15 years

Jessica Simpson is best known to the world for her tremendous singing ability as well as her reality tv show Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica, which featured an in depth look at her personal life with form

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Jessica Simpson Reveals How She Overcame Her Nerves for First TV Performance in 15 Years: 'Do Not Cry'

Jessica Simpson used a few not-so-common tricks to help combat her nerves for her first television performance in 15 years. Speaking to Extra after the American Idol season finale on Sunday, May 18, the 44-year-old singer admitted to using hairspray to keep her rooted.