25/09/2021
25/09/2021
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A young Offaly boy was one of the many stars of Friday night's Late Late Toy Show as he showed off his Lip Sync skills.
Charlie Owens was dressed as Elvis as he showed off a range of light and smoke stage machines.
He told host Ryan Tubridy that he often channels the king himself for Christmas day shows at home for his family.
Sure enough, Ryan asked him to perform an Elvis classic "Offaly style" and Charlie didn't disappoint.
With his trademark swinging hips and rocking knees, Charlie brought Elvis to the RTE stage for one night only.
He performed Don't Be Cruel and Ryan even joined in for a duet at the end.
It was a memorable night for Charlie and his family. Scroll back up to take a look.
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