It doesn’t frequently happen when an audition makes the judges cry during them. That feeling was evoked by a very exceptional young boy and his motivational tale.

After being diagnosed with cerebral palsy, doctors predicted that Christian would never be able to speak. To enable him to communicate, his sister Jade taught him to sign language. It was a “small miracle,” as she put it. Jade knew there was a voice inside that needed to be heard and didn’t want to accept the fact that he couldn’t speak.

After this performance, the jury broke down in tears…

Everyone was captivated by the moving story of a really unique young child.

The couple entered the stage with rainbows painted on their faces, which is appropriate given that they are an utter joy. In order to teach people how to communicate using sign language and other means, they really created a course.

It is amazing how this program has definitely reached individuals of all ages because there are 37 kids and 28 adults between the ages of 4 and 58.

Younger performers emerged from the wings midway through the performance and took the stage directly in front of the judges. Halfway through the performance, Alesha Dixon was clearly crying. She applauded, clearly moved and inspired by the beautiful, genuine chorus.