Good morning Great Britain viewers felt emotional after a seven-year-old girl who had escaped the war in Ukraine executed FrozenLet it go in the studio.
Amelia Anisovych, who went viral after singing Let It Go from a bunker in Ukraine, reunited with Susanna Reid at the GMB studio to sing her favorite song.
The young girl — also known as the Voice of Hope — and her mother joined hosts Susanna and Ed Balls to provide an update on life after the flight from Ukraine, and Amelia gave a performance of her infamous tune in an impressive trio.
After her performance, Amelia shared a hug with a radiant Susanna, after Amelia gifted the presenter a drawing she made.
Speaking of her stay in London, Amelia shared that she had a lot of fun, loved seeing Big Ben and seeing a ‘magic’ performance of Frozen on stage.
She added: “When I grow up, I would like to be a big, big singer.”
Viewers at home were left in tears watching the adorable segment, with one writing: ‘Don’t mind me… just crying for the little girl singing on @GMB – what a superstar!’
Another wrote: ‘Oh my god @susannareid100 that was the best hug ever! What a star Amelia is.’
Meanwhile, a third commented: “It was probably the best idea to watch the movie about Amelia on #GMB before I left for work. I’ve developed a sudden leak in my eye that I need to clear up before I get to the scene…’
Another wrote: ‘I am in tears, what a sweet and brave girl.’
Through Amelia’s voice coach Anna Grabowksa, Amelia’s mother Lilia thanked the UK for their support and urged viewers not to forget the Ukraine conflict, “because if you forget it’s going to be very, very bad.”
About a possible return to their homeland, where Amelia’s father resides, an emotional Lilia said: ‘I would like to go back, but it is not possible, it is very dangerous.’
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