Sunrise presenter Nat Barr’s tearful reaction on live television as a guest incredibly surprised her daughter during the interview
SUNRISE presenter Nat Barr was reduced to tears on live television after a mother was incredibly generous for her daughter on the show.
Nat and co-host Matt Shirvington interviewed Auora Iler and her mother Cat about her nomination for the Gold Coast Bulletin’s Women of the Year Awards.
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The teenage filmmaker has received widespread acclaim for her films about important issues affecting young Australians.
These include topics such as peer pressure and vaping.
But it’s her latest film, Grape, that boosted her popularity after it was selected for the 15th annual Lady Filmmakers Festival in Beverly Hills.
Unfortunately for Aurora and her family. However, they cannot afford a trip to Los Angeles due to the high airfares.
But in a turn of events unexpected to everyone in the studio, Kat revealed a stunning surprise.
It moved mother and daughter to tears, while Nat herself couldn’t hide her emotions.
“Another finalist in the Gold Coast Women of the Year Awards – her name is Michelle Massey,” Cat said.
“She works for Amplify Travel and your dad and I worked with her and we’re taking her with us. We’re leaving in 11 days!”
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As Aurora became overwhelmed with emotion, her mother added, “We couldn’t let you miss the world premiere of the film.”
As the beautiful moment unfolded on the screens, both Nat and Shirvo were touched by their mother’s act.
“Oh, that’s so nice,” Nat said.
Shirvo added: “What a surprise!”
At the end of the segment, Shirvo said, “We need tissues on set!”
It’s also not the first time Nat has been speechless on the show recently.
The Sunrise co-host was stunned when political editor Samantha Maiden launched into a fiery tirade against Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, calling him a “pop idiot”.
Elsewhere, former Sunrise presenter David Koch has warned his fans not to be “fooled” by fake ads after he was caught up in an AI scam.
The former Sunrise presenter said he had “had enough” after being the subject of artificial intelligence images used to deceive Australians.