Little Girl Who Has Autism Held a Sign Inside a Packed Arena That Read 'It's My Dream to Sing With Adele.' What the Pop Star Did Next Has Fans Raving.

Pop star Adele made a 12-year-old girl's dreams come true during a recent concert at Manchester Arena in Manchester, U.K., bringing the brave child — who suffers from autism, ADHD and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome — on stage to sing with her in front of a packed arena.

It all unfolded after Emily Tammam stood in the crowded audience holding a sign that read, "It’s my dream to sing with Adele" — a message that clearly caught the singer's attention, as it led her to invite the little girl to join her in singing her hit, "Someone Like You," Time reported.

As Tammam performed, Adele urged the audience to loudly cheer. It was a moment that led both fans and the girl's father, alike, to shower praise upon the singer for her generous decision to make the girl's dream a reality.

Watch it unfold below:

"Adele is her favorite singer. Luckily, we were very close to the small stage in the middle — we were sat right next to the stage," Emily's father Ray Tammam told the Manchester Evening News.

It was after Adele noticed the sign that she invited the little girl up and Emily obliged.

"Adele was very nice to do that. She clearly didn’t have to do it," Tammam continued. "Emily said she wants to show people that have disabilities or mental issues they can still do mainstream things like singing they should not be stopped from doing them."

Singer Adele arrives at the Oscars at Hollywood & Highland Center on February 24, 2013 in Hollywood, California. (Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

As TheBlaze previously reported, Adele was also recently in the headlines for an interview she gave to Vogue. In it, the award-winning singer-songwriter discussed her relationship with longtime boyfriend Simon Konecki and their 3-year-old son, Angelo.

Angelo, she said, “makes me very proud of myself. When I became a parent, I felt like I was truly living. I had a purpose, where before I didn’t.”

Some took issue with some of her statements.

(H/T: Time)

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