Teacher abandons holiday to duet with Ed Sheeran
Lianne Kaye says performing with the singer was "honestly unbelievable".
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"It was honestly unbelievable... I didn't know that was going to happen until on the day, we sort of figured it out the evening before."
— Lianne Kaye , Celebrity
"I was sat in the airport and my flight was delayed. My best friend sent a screenshot to our group chat and it was Ed [Sheeran] he put on his stories he was going to be in Ipswich and she was like 'I don't think you're going to be on your own'."
— Lianne Kaye , Celebrity
"I love what I do so I'm just really, really lucky I'm able to teach and do music all the time and share my songs and my passion."
— Lianne Kaye , Celebrity
"Ipswich! 9am tomorrow at the waterfront, see you there x."
— Ed Sheeran , Celebrity
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