American Idol: Former Bachelor Juan Pablo Galavis' teen daughter Camilla earns ... trends now

Former Bachelor Juan Pablo Galavis's 14-year-old daughter Camila swayed the judges to win a spot on Sunday's two-hour episode of American Idol on ABC.

'You know what it's like to be on television, you're trying to throw her into this lion's den?' Katy Perry, 39, asked on Sunday's episode, which wrapped up the American Idol auditions for this season.

'Not really,' Juan, 42, said. ' She's been singing since she was little and the opportunity came and she wanted to do it. I said, 'I don't know if you're old enough, that was last year and they said maybe next year.'

Juan said his daughter Camila, a high school student who lives in Miami, was only four when he went on the Bachelor to find love. Juan also added that he was currently single.

The auditions for this new season closed out in a special way, with the final audition - Julia Gagnon - earning the third and final Platinum Ticket.

The 21-year-old from Cumberland, Maine joined 21-year-old Abi Carter from Indio, California and 28-year-old Odell Bunton Jr. from Arlington, Texas as the three Platinum Ticket winners this season.

Camila sang Rabia by Joaquna while her father Juan watched. Katy said she had a good voice but that it sounded a little young.

'Love your confidence, Luke Bryan, 47, said. 'Love your personality. It's very listenable.'

Luke told her she was very young and didn't know if she was ready yet.

'I think the right producer right now could take your voice and cut a hit album on you right now,' Luke said.

'I agree with Luke a little bit here in terms of experience,' Lionel Richie, 74, said.

Lionel gave her a no and told her to take some time to develop herself. Katy gave her a yes. Luke said he initially was going to give her a no but then changed his mind at the last second.

'You barely made it in,' Luke said.

Camila hugged her dad Juan to celebrate.

Rick Moyer, 22, a barista from Philadelphia was the first contestant of the night to audition. He sang It Must Have Been Love to the judges while playing the piano and they all voted him on.

'It's going to be fun potentially watching you surprise us,' Luke Bryan said. 'Really well done.'

Liliana Dalton, 17, a high school student from San Antonio, Texas, went next. She performed her original music called 5%. She said she wrote the song about 'this guy is so f***ed.'

'You're 17 if you are confident enough to say f*** on tv I guess you might as well say it,' Luke said.

'I loved it,' Katy said.

Katy then had her sing Adele's song Someone Like You. The judges all voted her on.

Sophia Ava Marie, 15, a high school student from Las Vegas sang Katy's song The One That Got Away. Katy said the kids trying out were brave.

'You nailed it,' Katy said.

Brant McCollough, 16, a high school student from Samson, Alabama sang Chris Stapleton's hit Fire Away.

'You've really got something,' Luke said. 'And you're going to really have something.'

Carmen Olivia, 16, a high school student from Bethel, Connecticut performed Raye's Oscar Winning Tears.

The judges voted all three high school students on.

Garrison Bennet, 18, a landscaper from Hickory, North Carolina showed up in an outfit that Lionel said reminded him of his younger self. 

He then sang Stevie Wonder's song Superstition . The judges voted him on.

Jayna Elise, 22, from D.C. who tried out last season returned to try her luck again. She sang The Climb from Miley Cyrus. The judges voted her on.

'I think you have really grown in a short amount of time, vocally,' Katy said.