Dua Lipa surprises her primary school teacher with a surprise visit during his Christmas interview on ITV

Dua Lipa and her teacher were both brought to tears during the singer's special ITV program on Sunday night.

The pop star, 29, who attended the prestigious Sylvia Young Theater School before achieving global fame, reunited with Ray, her teacher, in one of the most emotional moments of her concert in Royal Albert Hall.

Dua surprised Ray while he was recording an interview for the program and, with tears in her eyes, told him: "I have to say that you have helped me a lot with my confidence and made a huge difference in my life," she wrote. Dailymail.

When he heard these words, the teacher burst into tears, realizing that the singer known for the hit "Levitating" had become one of the biggest stars of pop music.

Dua studied at this school in London on weekends as a child and then returned to finish her studies after her A-Level exams. This institution has produced famous talents, such as: Amy Winehouse, Rita Ora, Tom Fletcher and Gemma Collins.

Earlier in the evening, Elton John fans were touched by an emotional duet between him and Dua during her concert special. Elton, who is 77, recently admitted he has been losing sight in his right eye for months and also underwent knee replacement surgery in January.

Despite these challenges, he remained seated for most of his performance at the Royal Albert Hall, which was filmed on 17 October.

During their famous song "Cold Heart", Elton temporarily stood up and swayed to the beat of the music, but did not move his leg. When the song ended, he extended his hand to Dua, who, realizing that he wanted to shake her hand, held it. The emotional moment ended with a kiss on the cheek from Dua for Elton, before he was carefully escorted from the stage.

For fans on social networks, the friendship between Elton and Dua was very special, with comments like: "Dua and Elton have become friends so easily, we hope for another collaboration". Some fans pointed out that Dua and Elton's duets were a magical experience and that their songs also filled the hall with great emotions.

One concertgoer described the atmosphere as warm and exciting, saying: “The chemistry between Elton and Dua was so sweet and joyful to watch. Although Elton was not as physically active, his voice remained strong and created a wonderful atmosphere."

This latest performance comes after Elton John admitted he lost his sight due to a serious infection earlier this year. At the premiere of the musical "The Devil Wears Prada" in London, Elton thanked his husband, David Furnish, for his unwavering support, saying: "I've lost my sight. Now I rely more on sounds to experience performances."

During her concert, Dua performed 19 of her songs, all recreated with a 53-piece orchestra and a 14-piece choir, including a 7-piece band. The performance also included the live debut of the song "Dance The Night" from Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" soundtrack. /Telegraph/