Good Morning Britain fans were left stunned this morning after a horse appeared on set.
Freedom Zampaladus entered the set on his horse Callie - leaving viewers speechless.
Freedom, nicknamed "The Urban Cowboy" uses horses to help children with behavioural problems, saying they are therapy.
As a 17-year-old Freedom travelled to Antigua and started working for his uncle - who he described as "the scarface of the island"
Freedom became involved in drug dealing and other criminal activity - but also started to look after his uncle's racehorses.
Freedom said: "Went to Antigua and got involved with horses, my uncle was the island's Scarface and his horses were his toys.
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"People say dogs are man's best friends, but I think horse is man's best friend
"They are the perfect animal to help self-esteem and confidence. "
Freedom returned to the UK and turned his life around and now he's helping over 80 children every week.
After his story viewers praised Freedom for his actions, with one fan saying: "That’s some entrance."
One said: "We need more people like this bloke in the world."
And another said: "The Urban Cowboy doing such a great job serving his community."
