Meeting someone you admire can be a shocking experience for anyone, and this girl is no exception.
In a video uploaded to TikTok by Australian TV series Bondi Rescue last Friday (December 29), the narrator says, “Meeting a lifeguard is all this boy wants to do, even though he came all the way from Singapore.” It was at the top of my list.”
The child was seen hugging lifeguard Harrison Reed, who gave him a bemused smile as he hugged her back and patted her on the back.
“He just gave me the biggest hug and just rolled his eyes and started crying,” Harrison, also known as Bondi Rescue Hatt, confessed. “I didn’t really know how to take it.
“That doesn’t happen very often, and it was very special. To think that I’ve had such an impact on someone’s life.”
Harrison said he thought, “Let’s make this kid’s day,” and the video shows him giving the boy a blue lifeguard shirt that he took off his back. They hugged again and another boy, presumably the child’s older brother, joined in as the crew cheered off-camera.
“There was something that definitely tugged at my heartstrings knowing that he reacted like that. It was pretty special,” Harrison said.
Netizens in Singapore were amused by the appearance of their country on a TV show.
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“You mentioned Singapore,” the comment read, complete with a fire emoji.
”One Sweet (1000 years) Singapore! ” read another article.
Others were moved by the boy’s reaction in the comments, calling him “so wholesome” and “so adorable.”
Some shared the impact the show had on their lives.
One person wrote: ‘Bondi rescue [is] The reason I’m here.that drove me [to] Immigrate to Australia. ”
“When my friends and I first arrived in Australia, we booked a stay in Bondi thanks to Bondi Rescue,” another wrote.
Another said: “Yes, that’s true. Carbox (lifeguard Rod Carr) and Deano (Dean Gladstone) were my GOATs.”
Bondi Rescue is an ongoing television series that first aired in 2006 on Network 10 in Australia. It depicts the daily lives and work of professional lifeguards who patrol Bondi Beach in Sydney, New South Wales.
The show, which features rescues of beachgoers but also tackles issues such as fear of sharks, jellyfish stings, missing children and thieves, was renewed for an 18th season in October.
Over the years, Bondi Rescue has included actors David Hasselhoff (who played the fictional lifeguard Mitch Buchannon in Baywatch), Hugh Grant, Zac Efron, Rowan Atkinson, Russell Crowe, and celebrities. Celebrity guests have also appeared, including conservationist Steve Irwin and his daughter Bindi, and rappers. Snoop Dogg and socialite Paris Hilton.
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