BROODY Cheryl broke down in tears on The Greatest Dancer tonight after being moved by two adorable child dancers.
The 36-year-old – who revealed she’s looking for a sperm donor to have more children – got emotional as series two of the dance show returned to the BBC.
Joining the dance captain line-up was choreographer Todrick Hall who wiped away Cheryl’s tears before joking: “So you DO have a heart!”
It led co-star Matthew Morrison to reveal: “This one’s a crier.”
Eight-year-old Joseph and Lily, 10, won a place in the competition after impressing the audience with their contemporary dance.
Cheryl told them: “It was so moving and touching and passionate. It was very obvious there’s a connection between you both, but you’re like two years old.
“It’s hard to understand how you have had that impact on almost everyone in this auditorium.
“You’re incredible. You should be really proud of yourselves.”
Cheryl had been forced to search for a tissue behind her desk after she started sobbing during filming.
She ended up getting the opporunity to pick Joseph and Lily for judges’ choice so they became her first of three acts.
The mum-of-one wasn’t the only one to get emotional on the show.
Her co-star and Strictly professional Oti Mabuse was also in floods of tears over Joseph and Lily’s performance.
The ex-Girls Aloud star and former X Factor judge opened up about her future family plans and admitted she doesn’t want two-year-old son Bear — from her relationship with One Direction’s Liam Payne, 26 — to be a single child.
Revealing she is ready for motherhood alone again after beating her demons, Cheryl said: “I’m very much in a good space now. I’m so happy now. I am happy with who I am, and where I am in my life, and with my situation.
“My son, I didn’t need to choose him. He chose me! And it’s changed my world view. It’s changed everything for me in the best way.
“I had to reassess myself as a person, as a woman, as an older woman.
“If time was on my side and I was in my 20s, I would wait and consider more options, or wait for somebody I felt was right.
“You could meet somebody and for that year it feels incredible, but there is never a guarantee because there are so many variables that can happen. Life is a funny old game.”
