A poignant segment on BBC Breakfast left viewers in tears on Thursday as presenters Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt delivered some “very sad” news, recounting the heartbreaking story of Southport’s Alice da Silva Aguiar. In an emotional broadcast, the duo revealed that, for the first time since her tragic death in July last year, Alice’s parents had visited her primary school.
Opening the segment, Naga Munchetty announced, “Good Morning, it’s Thursday 20th of February. In their first broadcast interview since their daughter was killed, the parents of Alice da Silva Aguia have said that she was born to be a star.” This stirring introduction set the tone for a discussion that revisited both the promise of Alice’s short life and the lasting impact of the tragedy, reported Lancs Live.
