The start of 2026 couldn’t have felt more meaningful. A return to television, the announcement of an exciting new show, and a deeply personal milestone all came together in one special moment — marking the beginning of what promises to be an unforgettable year.
Appearing on Lorraine for the first TV appearance of the year, the atmosphere was relaxed, joyful, and full of anticipation. The conversation centred on the upcoming production Remembering Tour: Let’s Face the Music and Dance!, a show that blends music, movement, and storytelling in a way that promises to connect audiences across generations.
The new tour is described as a celebration — not just of music and dance, but of memory, emotion, and shared experience. It’s about revisiting the songs that shaped our lives, the moments they remind us of, and the joy that comes from moving together to a familiar rhythm. Early hints suggest audiences can expect elegance, energy, and plenty of heart.
Adding an extra layer of meaning to the interview was a proud personal announcement: officially passing the Life in the UK test. Becoming a British citizen is more than paperwork — it represents belonging, gratitude, and a deep connection to a country that has become home. The moment was met with warmth and applause, making it all the more special.
Sharing that milestone on national television felt symbolic. After years of performing, touring, and building a career in the UK, the achievement marked a full-circle moment — one rooted in appreciation for the people, places, and opportunities that made the journey possible.
The interview also reflected on how this new chapter feels different. There’s a sense of confidence, clarity, and excitement about what lies ahead. The upcoming show isn’t just another project — it’s a carefully crafted experience designed to bring people together, offering both nostalgia and fresh inspiration.
Behind the scenes, months of preparation have gone into shaping the tour. From creative direction to musical selection, everything has been designed with the audience in mind. The goal is simple but powerful: to leave people smiling, uplifted, and maybe even dancing in the aisles.
As 2026 unfolds, this first television appearance set the tone perfectly — optimistic, celebratory, and deeply human. It’s a reminder that milestones matter, whether they’re shared on stage, on screen, or in the quiet pride of personal achievement.
With Remembering Tour: Let’s Face the Music and Dance! just around the corner, excitement is building fast. And if this opening moment is anything to go by, audiences are in for something truly special — a show that invites everyone to celebrate music, movement, and the joy of facing the future together.
