Holly Willoughby in tears over dementia sufferer's viral improvisation piano story
3 November 2020, 11:07 | Updated: 3 November 2020, 11:28
Holly Willoughby 'can't stop crying' as pianist Paul Harvey plays four notes picked by Phillip Schofield on This Morning
Holly Willoughby was left emotional during an interview with Paul Harvey.
Holly Willoughby was left in tears after interviewing 80-year-old dementia sufferer Paul Harvey on This Morning.
Holly and Phillip Schofield spoke to the former music teacher and his son after a clip of Paul composing a beautiful piece of music on his piano went viral earlier this year.
Nick, Paul's son, shared a video of his dad improvising a piece with just four notes on social media, which later went viral with millions of views.
Holly and Phil spoke to Paul and Nick from their home in Sussex on Tuesday's show after his piece of music was performed alongside the Philharmonic, a track now topping the charts.
The emotional interview left presenter Holly fighting back tears as she became overwhelmed.
During the interview, Holly said that she was "so embarrassed" for crying, explaining "I don't know what's happened, it just won't stop".
Holly then went off camera to get a box of tissues before Paul performed for them.
Nick has previously explained that using four notes to create a piece of music was something his father used to do when he was younger, and that when he does it it "brings him back".
Speaking of working with the Philharmonic, Paul said: "It was a great honour that they were involved, every time I hear that arrangement I well up a bit, I get a bit emotional, because it's a very special arrangement".
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