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Ukrainian girl, 7, sings Let It Go in three languages on Good Morning Britain

Amelia Anisovych went viral in March when a video of her singing the Frozen song from a bunker circulated on social media.

Lily Ford
Wednesday 13 July 2022 15:21 BST
Amelia Anisovych treated viewers of Good Morning Britain to a version of Let It Go in three languages (Lilia Anisovych/PA)
Amelia Anisovych treated viewers of Good Morning Britain to a version of Let It Go in three languages (Lilia Anisovych/PA)

A child who went viral after singing Let It Go from a bomb shelter in Ukraine treated viewers to another rendition of the song on ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Seven-year-old Amelia Anisovych, dubbed Ukraine’s ā€œvoice of hopeā€, had an emotional reunion with Susanna Reid after the pair met in Warsaw when the presenter travelled to Poland to report on the war in April.

Reid, 51, was gifted a drawing by the viral star on Wednesday’s show before Amelia sang the Frozen tune in three different languages as co-host Ed Balls watched on.

On visiting London, Amelia, alongside her mother, Lilia, said she loved seeing Big Ben and saw an ā€œamazing and impressiveā€ performance of Frozen the Musical in the capital, adding: ā€œWhen I grow up, I would like to be a big, big singer.ā€

Through her daughter’s voice coach, Anna Grabowksa, Amelia’s mother thanked the UK for its support and asked viewers to keep in mind the conflict in Ukraine.

ā€œWhen you forget about it, it’s going to be very, very bad.ā€

Amelia first went viral in March when a video of her singing the Disney song from a bunker quickly circulated on social media.

ā€œShe sang as the voice of all the children of Ukraine,ā€ Ms Anisovych told the PA news agency at the time.

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