In 1999, Ronan Keating embarked on a successful solo career after gaining fame with Boyzone. His solo breakthrough came with the single “When You Say Nothing At All,” prominently featured in the movie Notting Hill (1999). As a solo artist, Keating achieved considerable success, rivaling Boyzone’s accomplishments. Additionally, he became known as a talent show host in Australia, Germany, and the UK.

Our featured video is from Keating’s tour supporting his tenth solo album, “Time of My Life” (2016). The song, “You Think I Don’t Remember,” a collaboration with Peter-John Vettese and Dan Healy, is a poignant reflection on Keating’s Irish upbringing. In this live performance from Dublin in September 2016, Keating is joined by his talented 11-year-old daughter, Ali.

Ali, displaying remarkable confidence, sings every word with joy. Viewers express admiration for the heartwarming father-daughter moment, with one commenter stating, “The little girl was so nervous at the start, but her father held her by the hand and steadied her… God’s blessings always upon you and yours Ronan!” Another praises Keating’s parenting, “Ronan’s constant hugs make his daughter confident as they sing. What a loving and caring father.”