Iconic children’s group The Wiggles visit terminally ill girl in hospital on her final day
Heartbreaking moment children’s group The Wiggles visiting a terminally ill girl in hospital on her last day
Iconic children’s group The Wiggles is known for supporting a good cause.
And on Wednesday, members Lucia Field, 19, and Lachlan Gillespie, 37, along with Dorothy the Dinosaur visited a terminally ill girl in the hospital on her last day.
The pair are all smiles as they sing and dance for the youngster and manage to make her smile during a very difficult time.
A family member shared footage of the heartwarming event on TikTok, showing the children’s entertainers making the sick girl laugh from her hospital bed.
They captioned the video with some precious words: ‘On Zahra’s last day she had a special visit from her favorite Wiggles.
Iconic children’s group The Wiggles (pictured) is known for supporting a good cause
“This day was so special to us, Zahra was obsessed with The Wiggles and them coming to see her is a memory we will never forget,” they added.
It wasn’t long before fans were inundated with the beautiful images and praising The Wiggles for their altruistic act.
“You guys are amazing,” one fan wrote and another added, “Thank you The Wiggles.”
And on Wednesday, members Lucia Field, 19, and Lachlan Gillespie, 37, along with Dorothy the Dinosaur visited a terminally ill girl in hospital on her last day
Last month, the children’s group announced a US and Canadian tour in an Instagram post.
The band will go abroad in September and October, promising “an energetic show” and “a celebration of music, dance and endless fun.”
The tour kicks off September 13 in Philadelphia, before moving on to Washington, DC, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts.
The pair are all smiles as they sing and dance for the young girl and manage to make her smile during a very difficult time
Further shows will take place in Canada, with The Wiggles visiting St. John’s on September 23 ahead of shows in Nova Scotia, Ottawa and Toronto, among others.
The group said they’ve “tried their best” to “fit in as many places as possible in the short time we’ve been here.”
They also promised more shows in 2024 for cities they missed and hoped to “get in more places next year.”
It wasn’t long before fans were inundated with the beautiful images and praising The Wiggles for their altruistic act
Last month, the children’s group announced a US and Canadian tour in an Instagram post