Scarlett Moffatt

The TV personality showed remarkable bravery... and quite some talent... as she sang opera live for Comic Relief.

And amazing it was. “People train opera for like years, sometimes decades and we’re getting not even 24 hours, it’s crazy. Former Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt proved one of the highlights of Comic Relief 2022 when she sang a medley of arias from the opera Carmen as one part of a star-studded quintet.

Scarlett Moffatt welled up as she sang opera live on telly, with only 24 hours to rehearse, alongside fellow famous faces Tamzin Outhwaite, Rose Jones, ...

I’m in tears, and donating as I write." "People train opera for like years, sometimes decades and we're getting not even 24 hours, it's crazy. Speaking on her I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here star said: "I don't even think I'll sleep tonight.

They had 24 hours to rehearse before performing a medley of three Aria's from the opera Carmen at The London Coliseum this Red Nose Day. Scarlett burst into ...

A viewer said she was left in tears by the performance, writing: "Enormous congratulations to the comic opera 5 on #comicrelief. Fabulous effort by all of you. I don't regret signing up for it though, I think it's going to be amazing." Speaking before the live performance, Scarlett said: “Being asked to take part in the Comic Opera amongst the rest of these brilliant ladies is incredibly exciting.

Scarlett particularly blew fans away with her incredible vocals, with the group all having no previous operatic experience. Speaking ahead of the performance, ...

Super impressed and proud of you all. Fans were left praising the group’s amazing vocals, sharing on Twitter: ‘Absolutely spectacular and braver than I’ll ever be. Scarlett recalled having watched the charity event since she was five years old, adding: ‘It’s so British, everyone is born knowing Comic Relief, and it’s amazing to be a part of it in this way’.

Fans rushed to Twitter to praise the performance as Scarlett and co belted out the tune in an impressive performance. One wrote: "That was a great Carmen ...

A third penned: “You were absolutely amazing” followed by a stars in eyes emoji and a clapping hands emoji. A second added: “You all were brilliant, well done girls” followed by clapping hands emojis. One wrote: “You were all absolutely AMAZING” followed by clapping hands emojis.

SCARLETT Moffatt broke down in tears ahead of attempting to sing live opera for Comic Relief.The 31-year-old became overwhelmed after watching profess.

"I'm just winging it and hopefully it'll sound something like it does on the radio." "I actually really enjoy listening to the opera, but I don't understand it. "I haven't even sang yet and I'm crying already," she sobbed.

Friends and family who didn't know I'd had singing lessons told me I was sounding quicker and clearer and more confident in my speech.

“I’ve always used my voice carefully for comedy and acting, but it’s hit home how much I need to take care of it but also how proud I am of it. I’ve been singing a lot at home, in the shower, but everywhere else too. Since having some of these lessons, friends and family who didn’t know I’d had lessons told me I was sounding quicker and clearer and more confident in my speech, and that’s absolutely because of the singing lessons.

Grab your spot on the sofa and get ready for a star-studded Red Nose Day that promises more laughs and surprises than ever before.

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