His Parents Were SHOCKED To See Him On Stage! 😱.

I'm going to put it next to the toilet on the back of the set. Where are the toilets? On the set. No, no. On the back of the set. Alright, well done. That was a good escape. Harrison has just left the auditorium. Okay, so I'm just going to take you backstage and we'll take you to our sound team. Mum got any clues, any ideas? No, nothing yet. None of them do. What are you doing for us, Harrison? I'm just singing today. And are you here on your own or with family? No, I feel funny and I forgot my mum, my nan, my dad and my brother are here. And they don't know it. So they're in the audience. And where do they think you are right now? I'm at the toilet. Brilliant. I'm at the toilet, bro. It is the toilet. He's going to miss the next one. Good luck. Yeah. Have fun. Enjoy. They're up there. What? He's supposed to be having a wee. What's your name? My name is Harrison. Nice to meet you. Where are you from? I'm from Gravesend, Kent. Lovely. How old are you, Harrison? I'm 22. Have you brought anyone along with you today? Funny enough, this is a surprise for my family over there on the left. They had no idea this was happening. What? So were you just with them in the audience? Yeah, I was just sitting there. I was just chilling there. He went to the toilet. Still in there. Okay, so do you have a day job? I'm a full-time security guard and a youth worker. So I'm working two jobs at the moment. Right. You're here. The stage is yours. We wish you the best of luck. Thank you. Go for it. Thank you. Come on, Harrison. I picked up your shirt this morning. I don't know why. Mr. Reynolds said to say hello. And I started to cry. I started to cry. Every place we've ever walked and everywhere we touched. I miss you. You never leave my mind. So much of you is left behind. You. Took my days with you. Took my nights with you. I keep thinking of your big calling. Everyone says that it's all in my head. And that I can't accept it yet. I'm not ready to just give in. I know that I must live in this pain. With these feelings of regret. I can't comprehend this. And pretend that I don't care. You. Took my life with you. Took my world with you. It's a beautiful song. I know the song very well. It's a favorite of mine. I know Simon loves the song as well. Also, what was beautiful about it is how well you acted it. And you did it from your heart. Very genuinely. It was just lovely. I love your voice. There is a quality to it, especially in the lower register, which is so rich, so deep. It is very rare to get that quality. You're very, very likable. And, you know, as Amanda said, you did kind of perform the song well. However, you need a lot of practice. You know, if this is your dream, to be on the West End, and... I get it, you're nervous. I thought that went fantastic, so I'm going to kick this off with a yes. Bruno? It's a yes for me, definitely. I'm kind of on the fence. I'm going to be honest with you. Because... You've got a good voice. I'm going to say yes. I'll take it. I'm going to say yes. I actually don't mind if somebody's not pitch perfect, but they're selling it. Yeah, no, sorry, I'm shaking. Well done. Thank you. Well, you sang it perfectly, mate. Perfectly. Couldn't, no one sang it better, mate. I'll tell you that now. Thank you.