Linda Lusardi's daughter Lucy Kane stunned fans with her sensational vocal talent.
As she followed her former glamour model and presenter mum's footsteps into the limelight, Lucy showed she's got some hidden talents of her own.
The Voice contestant sung a beautiful Acapella with her pals Zoe Hannamay and Toni Howard to thank NHS for saving her mum's life.
They belted out a charming rendition of Stand By Me accompanied with their own home made compiled music video.
The video featured pictures of the NHS frontline workers as well as visuals from their own homes where they were isolating.
Lucy penned a heartfelt thank you to the NHS as she said she was "forever grateful" after her mother beat her battle with coronavirus.
She wrote: "After our last video, we decided to make a more personal tribute. We asked you to send pictures of yourself, friends or family who work for the NHS or are Key Workers.
"We were overwhelmed and inspired by every single photograph. Thank you. This is for every person in every picture and everyone on the frontline. We are forever grateful."
They added the hashtags: #NHS #NHSHeroes #FrontLine #KeyWorkers #ThankYou.
Linda has bounced back after she fought for her life in hospital against the COVID-19 virus.
Sadly her beloved sausage dog Dexter died shortly after her homecoming.
Lucy has already unveiled her vocal talents to the world when she starred in The Voice.
The aspiring singer competed in The Voice in 2017 but she was booted out of the show after a sing off with Nadine McGhee.
Her mum publicly supported her on Twitter following her elimation.
But Linda previously confessed she tried to persuade her daughter to follow a different path to the showbiz world.
She explained it was because the entertainment industry either proved to be a "famine or a feast".
She told Loose Women in 2017: "I tried to deter her [Lucy] from a showbiz career. It's famine or feast. A precarious business."
