On Tuesday’s This Morning, Holly Willoughby got emotional as she watched a clip of a family in Kent singing during the coronavirus isolation.
Holly, 39, confessed watching the Marsh family doing a cover of iconic Les Misérables song, One Day More, made her teary.
In the viral clip, the family played instruments and altered the lyrics of the iconic song to include references to the coronavirus lockdown as they sang: “will we ever meet our friends?”, “I am bored of being with you” and “sunshine is a bummer when we’re stuck inside”.
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The video, posted by Ben Marsh on Facebook, has been viewed more than 3.5 million times and Holly and Phil showed the clip on This Morning today.
Holly was seen wiping away a tear after the clip was shown, with Phillip saying: "You've been crying.”
The emotional mother-of-three then said: “There are so many families that are spending time together trying to think of things to do. It is just so magical."
Holly and Phil then spoke to the Marsh family via video link, as dad Ben said: "It has been strange, we obviously hit a nerve.
"We always get together and do sing-a-longs anyway and the kids play instruments.
"We have never been able to do a song from Les Mis as the boys don't want to sing romantic parts."
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Holly’s emotional moment comes a day after she revealed that she was experiencing mood swings during the lockdown.
She told viewers she was feeling "desperately sad" after spending the weekend in coronavirus isolation.
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Holly told viewers that she was switching between feeing really sad or very happy and wanted to return to a "happy medium”.
She said: "I swing between, there's no medium ground. I'm either ridiculously, euphorically happy or desperately sad and I don't know what to do. I just want a medium ground."
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