Scott Lowe was sweetly rewarded for his overwhelmingly kind gesture to cousin Grace
8-year-old Scott Lowe had viewers around the world in tears during his segment on this year’s The Late Late Toy Show, broadcast live from Ireland on November 30.
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Aside from kicking off the merriment of the Christmas season, The Late Late Toy Show always features heartwarming segments honoring kids for their heroic deeds.
This year’s show didn’t disappoint when producers invited 8-year-old Westmeath native Scott Lowe to attend along with his cousin Grace Lowe.
Scott was the brave bone marrow donor for his cousin Grace who was suffering from leukemia last year.
“I wanted to save her life,” said a tearful Scott who also admitted he was scared before the surgery when chatting with host Ryan Tubridy.
Now, Grace is on the mend thanks to her brave cousin and her mother, who was also on the show, was happy to report that Grace was able to start back at school the month before.
"I wanted to save her life"
Absolute hero Scott who donated bone marrow to his little cousin Grace gets a few surprises.#LateLateToyShow pic.twitter.com/xn9dWNgv8k
— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) December 1, 2018
As a treat for massive rugby fan Scott, Irish Rugby team members Sean O'Brien, Rob Kearney, and Tadhg Furlong surprised him with a visit.
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“This is a real-life hero, right here”, said Kearney of young Scott.
After offering Scott a signed Irish Rugby jersey, the players invited Scott to attend a training session ahead of their upcoming match with France. They then announced they were going to host Scott, Grace, and their families at the match.
As if that wasn’t enough, Ryan Tubridy then announced that all of Scott and Grace’s families were going to be treated to an all-expense paid trip to Orlando, Florida.
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