'Frozen' star Idina Menzel shows support for Ukrainian girl singing 'Let It Go' in bunker

Frozen star Idina Menzel has voiced her support for the young Ukrainian girl filmed singing Let It Go in a bunker.

The girl — believed to be named Amelia, whose age is not known — went viral on social media after a video of her singing the hit song from the Disney movie for the people sharing the Ukraine bomb shelter with her, as Russian forces continue to attack the country.

Menzel, who voices Elsa in the Frozen films, shared the video on Twitter and wrote: "We see you. We really, really see you," along with a blue and yellow heart representing the colours of the Ukraine flag."

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Menzel, 50, was born in New York but her grandparents emigrated to the US from Russia. She has a 12-year-old son.

Russian president Vladimir Putin began the invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, prompting thousands of Ukrainians to attempt to flee the country.

Russia has announced it will hold fire and open humanitarian corridors in Ukrainian cities, allowing civilians from Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol, and Sumy to leave and enter Russia and Belarus.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield after watching the video on This Morning and were forced to cut to a commercial break.

After watching the clip of Amelia singing, Willoughby remarked: "It's such innocence, isn't it?"

She then choked tearfully: "It's horrible," before an emotional Schofield said: "Let's leave it there," and the show cut to an ad break.

Watch: Holly Willoughby broke down in tears watching Amelia sing in a bunker in Ukraine

Meanwhile, Homes Under the Hammer star Martin Roberts has posted a tearful video on social media after attempting to buy supplies to help refugees fleeing Ukraine.

He revealed: "I'm really at a loss in terms of what I can do to help with what’s going on in Ukraine.

"So I’ve just been buying lots of things like [nappies], kids stuff, [tampons] and other bits and pieces."

And Gary Lineker has shared his heartbreak over a difficult-to-watch BBC report about Ukrainian child cancer patients forced to flee their home country.

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The 61-year-old former footballer was one of many viewers moved by Sunday night's BBC News report into the desperate situation facing children caught up in the conflict with Russia.