Cheryl was left in floods of tears after a boy called Andrew auditioned and 'came to life' during his very emotional routine on Saturday's first episode of The Greatest Dancer.
The contestant put on an impressive and energetic performance to Can't Stop the Feeling! by Justin Timberlake.
And it wasn't long until he secured 75% of the audience's vote which opened up the mirrored doors to reveal the three judges.
Emotional: Cheryl was left in floods of tears after a boy called Andrew auditioned and 'came to life' during his very emotional routine
Andrew was left stunned over the incredible milestone and finished his routine with an impressive one-handed cartwheel and the splits, with Cheryl yelling: 'Yes, Andrew!'
The Fight for This Love singer, 35, was left in floods of tears over the performance and Andrew as she shared her feedback.
She said: 'I just feel really moved by the whole thing, that was amazing.
Talented: The contestant put on an impressive and energetic performance to Can't Stop the Feeling! by Justin Timberlake
'To watch you - your excitement and to see how much you thrive in front of an audience - is such a special moment. You should be proud of yourself.
'You clearly need to be doing this more, it does something to your soul, you're in your element.'
Andrew was met on stage by his mother and his best friend, Tom, who were beyond proud of him.
Tears: The Fight for This Love singer, 35, was left in floods of tears over the performance and Andrew as she shared her feedback
Moved: She said: 'I just feel really moved by the whole thing, that was amazing. You should be proud of yourself.'
The contestant's mum said: 'I'm beyond proud, he just comes to life with dance it's his absolute passion.'
Ahead of his performance, Andrew's mother revealed that he had started dancing aged 11 and he used to copy the routines from Strictly Come Dancing in their living room.
She said: 'He had a natural rhythm, it made him feel joyful and started him on his love of dance.
'Dance has helped Andrew's confidence and self-esteem.'
Proud: Andrew was met on stage by his mother and his best friend, Tom, who were beyond proud of him
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