She looks like a princess and has the voice of an angel. But I do agree with the judge, her voice really does sound so much older.

Paris Morgan was only 13 years old when she auditioned for Australia’s Got Talent.

While other singers around her age would have come out on stage, nervous, shy, and unsure, Paris came out with a smile, determined, and confident. And the judges felt it.

Hailing from Brisbane, she came to the auditions with her parents, who have supported her career since she started singing in the garden about a tree when she was five years old.

She sings with her mum, who became her singing coach, every afternoon.

“I’m grateful, and proud, and excited. And I encourage her to do whatever she wants to do in her life. We’re very happy,” her dad said.

For her audition, she performed the classical Italian p. And everyone was stunned into silence.

How can such a big, controlled voice come out of such a tiny person?

By the end of her audition, the judges and the audience were misty-eyed. And when she sang her last note, everyone stood up to give her a standing ovation, which moved Paris to tears.

“She’s a very promising student with a lot of natural talent,”Helen Coleman, her music teacher, said. “I believe she will go a long way in her singing career.”

Coming from a person Paris admired, these kind words inspire her to dream big with her singing talent and career.

After all, she has a big goal.

“I would especially like to sing at the La Scala – a world-renowned opera house in Milan,” Paris said.

And before she could sing there, it’s great to start with this audition opportunity at Australia’s Got Talent, who believes she can really be a star.

“Paris, if we all had flowers, we’d be throwing them,” Timomatic, one of the Australia Got Talent judges, said. “That was absolutely phenomenal.”

Besides singing classical music so beautifully, Paris also sings in French, Italian, and Welsh. Is there anything this girl can’t do?

It’s still unbelievable to know the fact that this girl is only 13 years old. The control she has in her voice makes it seem that she’s had decades of singing experience under her.

It also helps that she has a sweet, vibrant, and friendly personality. If she was in any way nervous during her audition at Australia’s Got Talent, it didn’t show anywhere.

She definitely deserved to be there on that stage.

And she is definitely serious about having and developing a big classical singing career. As soon as she knew she made it to the second round, she went to the Voce Bella Singing Studio in Ipswich, just outside of Brisbane, for help and coaching.

She was under the care of Helen Coleman, who helped her get ready for the rest of the competition.

Paris has been training Coleman since she was seven and she had nothing but praises for the young singer.

“Part of the secret of her success lies in the fact that she takes direction very well, and has an established and consistent daily practice routine,” Helen shared with Sunshine Coast Daily.

Little Paris is definitely going to go places with her big voice.

Watch the performance that moved Australia’s Got Talent judges to tears in the video below.

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