By Jose Antonio Castaneda
In a touching and humane gesture, Nick Carter, the famous singer of the Backstreet Boys, fulfilled the dream of a fan who is battling a terminal illness, during the concert of his world tour ‘Who I Am’, in Frankfurt, Germany. The young woman, identified as Jenni Schmidt, attended the show on a stretcher and was able to share a special moment with her idol.
Jenni, who has been battling a serious illness for some time, received an unexpected surprise when Nick Carter decided to come down from the stage and make his way through the crowd to take her hand and sing the iconic Backstreet Boys hit, “I Want It That Way,” just for her.
The video shows the fan, who, visibly moved, sang along with him as the crowd joined in, creating a magical and special atmosphere.
“The moment Nick stood next to me and sang this wonderful song was such a touching moment. I never thought this moment would come,” Jenni shared with TMZ.
First time in my life I’ve seen someone enjoying a concert from a stretcher. It happened at Nick Carter’s show in Frankfurt, Germany. pic.twitter.com/J2pQmA19BA
— Trino Treviño (@trinodj) July 26, 2024
Nick Carter’s gesture has been widely praised by his fans and has served as a powerful reminder of the ability of artists to positively impact people’s lives.
This act of kindness has not only warmed Jenni’s heart, but has also left a mark on all those who have witnessed this beautiful display of support and empathy. Nick Carter’s action highlights the importance of solidarity and human connection, showing how a simple act of kindness can make a huge difference in someone’s life.
Jenni Schmidt has been a fan of the Backstreet Boys since 1995 and has attended several of their concerts.
The young woman suffers from a terminal illness, and her wish to hear her idol perform live was helped by Der Wünschewagen, an organization dedicated to fulfilling the wishes of people with serious illnesses.
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