Australia’s Got Talent star Breanna Lee is awarded the Golden Buzzer by David Walliams

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Breanna Lee took to the stage on Australia’s Got Talent on Sunday night. 

The 16-year-old had a shaky start and let nerves get to her, with the judges gently encouraging her to start her song again after she faltered.  

Gathering her courage, Breanna launched into a moving rendition of the classic Cyndi Lauper hit True Colours. 

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when Breanna Lee (pictured) took the stage on Australia’s Got Talent on Sunday night. Breanna launched into a moving rendition of the classic Cyndi Lauper hit True Colours

The stunned judges quickly realised they had a budding star on their hands and a Golden Buzzer-worthy audition. 

Once the teenager finished her song, the audience began chanting ‘Golden Buzzer! Golden Buzzer!’ 

Judge David Walliams heeded their call, slamming the button and leaving Breanna shocked and tearful as gold confetti rained down. 

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Judge David Walliams (left) hit the Golden Buzzer leaving Breanna shocked and tearful as gold confetti rained down. Breanna now goes straight through to the Semi-Finals

Thanks to the Golden Buzzer, Breanna goes straight through to the next round of the competition with a fast-tracked place in the Semi-Finals.

‘It couldn’t have been going any better, that’s all I can say. It was perfect,’ David said. 

‘You are so brave, it was such a beautiful performance. I was so impressed the way you got back on that horse, it was incredible.’ 

The 16-year-old had a shaky start and let nerves get to her, with the judges gently encouraging her to start her song again after she faltered

‘It couldn’t have been going any better, that’s all I can say. It was perfect,’ David said. ‘You are so brave, it was such a beautiful performance. I was so impressed the way you got back on that horse, it was incredible’

Breanna, a school girl from Melbourne, paid tribute to her Indigenous heritage and sang part of the song in her native language, something she was encouraged to do by her foster family. 

She has big dreams of releasing her own album and is a fan of pop superstars Beyonce, Alicia Keys and Adele. 

Part of her inspiration is showing other First Nation children and teenagers in foster care that they can achieve their dreams.

Breanna, a school girl from Melbourne, paid tribute to her Indigenous heritage and sang part of the song in her native language, something she was encouraged to do by her foster family

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