They’re the Today Extra hosts known for their hilarious and witty banter.
But Tuesday’s episode saw Sonia Kruger and David Campbell a little choked up after showcasing a touching video released inline with World Down Syndrome Day.
And it wasn’t long before fans took to social media to comment on how impressed they were that pair were so authentic and teary on camera.
Touched: On Tuesday, Today Extra hosts Sonia Kruger and David Campbell were seen tearing up live on air after playing a touching Carpool Karaoke video of children and their mums with Down Syndrome
‘Didn’t think I could love Sonia and David more till they teared up with me during carpool Karaoke, love you guys and loved the kids,’ wrote one.
‘Thank you for crying in the studio, me too – Today Extra has an authentic relatable feel that the earlier morning show is struggling to achieve,’ commented another.
The tear-jerking video saw 50 mums and their kids sitting in the car using sign language to Christina Perri’s song 1000 years.
Happy kids: The tear-jerking video saw 50 mums and their kids sitting in the car using sign language to Christina Perri’s song 1000 years
Authentic viewing: ‘Didn’t think I could love Sonia and David more till they teared up with me during carpool Karaoke, love you guys and loved the kids,’ wrote one
Crouched over the desk, the hosts were seen with tissues as they wiped their eyes.
‘That was so beautiful,’ said Sonia while David struggled to find any words to describe his emotions.
‘Please cover us up. Put the vision back up,’ she continued.
Emotional: ‘That was so beautiful,’ said Sonia while David struggled to find any words to describe his emotions
And Sonia and David weren’t the only ones touched by the clip.
Taking to Twitter over the weekend, comedian and creator of Carpool Karaoke’s James Corden couldn’t help but draw attention to the cause.
‘A quick reminder that this is the most beautiful Carpool Karaoke ever. #wouldntchangeathing,’ he tweeted.
Spreading the word: Taking to Twitter over the weekend, comedian and creator of Carpool Karaoke’s James Corden couldn’t help but draw attention to the cause