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Kim Kardashian and Hugh Jackman lead praise for opera singer Andrea Bocelli’s emotional Music For Hope gig in Milan
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Kim Kardashian, Hugh Jackman and Kaley Cuoco have led the celebrity praise for opera singer Andrea Bocelli’s moving concert in Milan tonight.
The Italian tenor, 61, left viewers around the world in tears as he belted out his Music For Hope concert live from the deserted Duomo of Milan.
His emotional show was staged as a way of sending love and hope to the world during the coronavirus pandemic. Kim was in awe of Andrea’s performance, tweeting: ‘A prayer for our world from @AndreaBocelli.’ Hugh shared a snap of Andrea singing and wrote: ‘From the bottom of our hearts, thank you @andreabocelliofficial. ‘A tremendous gift and exactly what we needed. #amazinggrace #happyeaster.’ A prayer for our world from @AndreaBocelli.
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