Scarlett Moffatt Comic Relief

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 last night ahead of attempting to sing live opera for Comic Relief.Comic Relief viewers were blown away by Scarle.

And they wowed fans watching the show at home. The first Comic Relief single was also released in 1986. It was a simple plain red ball that founders Sir Lenny Henry and Richard Curtis wanted to symbolise for their charity. Comic Relief spends the money that is raised through Red Nose Day and Sport Relief on disadvantaged people living in the UK and around the world. Red Nose Day raises more than £19m in first total of the night And they wowed fans watching the show at home. What’s the difference between Red Nose Day and Comic Relief? What's the difference between Red Nose Day and Comic Relief? The first Red Nose Day was on February 8, 1988. In their caption, they added the words: "Happy Red Nose Day peeple." Shortly after midnight, Red Nose Day announced it had raised £42,790,147 for good causes in the UK and around the world. Red Nose Day 1988 also featured the original red nose.