- Vivien Mack, just 23-months-old, is filmed crying every time the song is played
- She is filmed multiples times appearing happy, but the song changes her mood
- Her mother Samantha has described Vivien as a ‘sensitive soul’
This 23-month-old toddler cannot help but cry every time Celine Dion’s ballad ‘My Heart Will Go On’ is played out loud.
The adorable little girl called Vivien Mack breaks down in tears every time she hears the song, and her parents repeatedly play the ballad and film her at times when the toddler is happy and smiling.
Her mother Samantha claimed the young girl is already a ‘sensitive soul’ – but that does not stop her or her husband playing the song in front of their little girl.
Vivien Mack is filmed holding onto her mother Samantha and smiling (left) but starts to cry when Celine Dion’s ‘My Heart Will Go On’ is played (right)
Samantha said that young Vivien also becomes upset at pictures of other children crying or if a slow song is played on the radio.
The moment Vivien breaks down in tears is filmed on a number of occasions at home in Tuscon, Arizona.
Vivien is filmed on at least five occasions crying at moments where she seemed happy beforehand.
Vivien Mack, just 23-months-old, was described as a ‘sensitive soul’ by her mother
On multiple occasions she is filmed playing and being held by her mother when the song comes on. She then begins to cry and is giving a loving hug who then smiles.
Another occasion shows Vivien laughing as she is thrown in the air by the lady, but the song is played and she bursts into tears.
And then when posing her two sisters for a picture and asked to say cheese, the smiling Vivien’s expression quickly turns to sadness as the 1997 Titanic theme song is played.
Vivien Mack (second left, sitting on her mother Samantha’s lap) with the rest of her family, who live in Tuscon, Arizona