Adele made the day or possibly the lifetime of a terminally ill girl, Rebecca Gibney living in Belfast, Northern Ireland by responding to her mother's request to have the singer visit the sick child.
Singer fulfills the dream of terminally ill girl
Rebecca’s dream became a reality when the “Hello” singer visited her by her bedside on Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Adele during a stage performance
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The singer took a break from her world tour and made a stop at Rebecca's house after seeing a change.org petition created by her mother, Tracy Gibney.
“I have a very sick daughter who has cerebal palsy, epilepsy, can't walk or talk and is tube fed, and she has recently became bed bound,”
“She listens to Adele from when she gets up in the morning until her bed time. All I am asking for is for Adele to FaceTime with Rebecca or send her a video message, it would be her dream come true, please please help for my beautiful sick little daughter,” she concludes.
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Rebecca’s dream became a reality when the “Hello” singer visited her by her bedside on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.
Tracy was full of appreciation and excitement that her daughter's dream came to reality.
“I am so blessed and thankful that Adele came to my home today ❤️,” Tracy shared on Twitter, along with a photo of Adele with Rebecca.
"It's amazing. I'll never forget it," Tracy later told BBC News. "And I do know that when Rebecca passes away she did get her dream come true."
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