No One Could Stop Crying: Homeless 90-Year-Old Couple’s Duet Shakes the Stage (ai generated)

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Watch as a homeless couple, Henry and Margaret Carter, ages 91 and 90, deliver a soul-stirring performance on America’s Got Talent that will leave you speechless! This unforgettable moment of resilience, love, and heartbreak will give you chills.

Henry, a former violin teacher, and Margaret, a pianist, step onto the AGT stage to share their deeply personal story of loss and survival. After losing their daughter Emily to leukemia and selling everything to cover her medical costs, they found themselves homeless for over 25 years. Through it all, music remained their lifeline and connection to the past they cherished.

Their original piece, "Emily’s Lullaby," written in honor of their late daughter, moves the judges and audience to tears. With Henry’s trembling violin bow and Margaret’s delicate piano keys, their performance radiates love, memory, and the enduring power of music to heal even the deepest wounds.