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Megan Adams, a member of the group Poppy Girls, was shocked when her serving father turned up to her performance at the Royal Albert Hall.

She finished performing the Poppy Appeal single The Call - No Need to Say Goodbye - when the host of the concert Huw Edwards announced the surprise.

As her father walked down the steps towards his daughter, she burst into tears and shouted "Daddy!".

Clip courtesy of The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance BBC1

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24882910

I was going to watch last night's service today on iPlayer but after reading about this in the paper this am I decided not to.

I felt it was unfair on the young girl to do that so publicly at such a highly emotional event, I felt it was something that should have been done in  private not in front of how ever many people were at the service there, and however many millions watching on TV.

I cried when I saw it

We watched this last night and you couldn't help but have tears in your eyes, I thought it was a wonderful thing  they did bringing that little girls daddy home to see her sing before the Queen, before she knew her daddy was there she was being comforted by the other girls because she thought her daddy would not see her special  performance.

It was such a special moment between father and daughter and I feel privileged to have seen it, it just highlights the difficulties service men and women and their families go through while away fighting in conflicts all over the world.

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I thought it was a truly special moment, and it made me cry.
Bless them for doing it that way, so the little girl sang her heart out for her dear daddy, who she thought was serving abroad, and then the wonderful surprise for her.
It was perfect.

Very emotional. x Jeanne

I agree with liz.
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The girls family must have agreed to it being done in this way.

I thought it was lovely and had a few tears, love Berniexx