SEE IT: Claudia Conway sings in front of ‘American Idol’ judges

Claudia Conway is headed to Hollywood.

The teenage daughter of former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway received a golden ticket during her “American Idol” audition, which aired on Sunday night’s season premiere.

Claudia, 16, sang “Love on the Brain” by Rihanna and “When You Were Young” by Adele and was voted to advance by two of the three judges on the singing competition show.

Before her audition, an introduction video aired in which Claudia said she “hated it” after she moved to Washington, D.C., at age 12.

SEE IT: Claudia Conway, daughter of Kellyanne Conway, auditions on new ‘American Idol’ episode

“When your mom’s working for the President of the United States, who you very much disagree with, it’s really hard,” she said.

Following her performance, judge Luke Bryan said Claudia was “selling emotions really, really well, but then there’s some things where you’re limited by your range.”

Fellow judge Lionel Richie, meanwhile, said he was “impressed” by qualities of her voice and saw potential for her to receive coaching.

Richie and Katy Perry were the ones who voted for Claudia to advance to Hollywood.

“You have to calm the storm that is around you, meaning before you sing, you need to get off your phone,” Perry told her. “You need to stop reading your comments. Push it aside, because if not, you may not ever rise above your dad or your mom. It’s your choice.”

Claudia had previously teased her “Idol” audition on TikTok, and the ABC show shared a preview clip ahead of her performance earlier this month.

The teenager has been vocal in her criticism of Trump, and last year, her mother stepped down from her White House position to focus on her family.

Claudia’s lawyer father, George Conway, is anti-Trump.

Kellyanne Conway briefly appeared during the “Idol” segment, telling her daughter over a video chat before the audition that it was her “time to shine.”