JANE McDonald was seen breaking down in tears on her travel show as she met her Disney hero on a trip to Orlando, Florida.
The singer – who presents hit Channel 5 show Holidaying with Jane McDonald – headed to the famous Disneyland Resort this week.
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Jane, 59, has travelled her way through the Caribbean in recent weeks, finally ending up on the sunny coast of the USA.
Her second day in Florida saw her visit Disneyland with her pals Sarah Lee and Alice as they walked round and took in the sites.
“I think it’s for any age group Disney. If you’re an adult, a child, whatever, but some tips for Disney is flat shoes,” she told viewers.
“Something that is really comfortable because you got to walk a lot, but because of the weather here in Florida, a mac for the rain.
“Sunglasses, phone for your photographs and some money, and that’s it. It’s expensive in Disney, but it is worth it.”
She teased she was heading to the park to meet Disney icon “Mickey” – as well as experiencing some of the park’s best rides.
Jane got emotional when she finally got to meet Mickey Mouse, becoming teary eyed as she posed for photos.
“Oooh, there’s Mickey Mouse, it’s Mickey Mouse! Just let me get Mickey Mouse – so lovely to meet you!” she squealed.
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“Oh, can I have a picture with you? Girls get yourself in here, we have got Mickey Mouse, get in!
“I know you might think we’re all a bit strange, but I don’t care who you are or what age you are, Mickey Mouse has been a part of our lives forever.
“It’s quite emotional, you all think I am bonkers, but it is really emotional, it’s lovely. Mickey Mouse came to see us, a hero.”
It comes after viewers fumed that her latest holiday in sunny Florida was far from “realistic” as she was treated to luxury experiences.
A helicopter ride was also thrown in while, even before stepping foot in the States, Jane, 59, managed to breeze past the hefty queues forming at Manchester Airport.
She also enjoyed a trip to Disneyland without the queues, as well as a canoe ride and a number of posh cocktails.
Some viewers couldn’t help but think the holiday was a bit of a stretch for the average family vacation – or the non famous.
One wrote on Twitter: “Who’s ever getting a free upgrade to a suite, flying business class, or having a car like that delivered to the hotel.
“I suspect she didn’t actually anything herself. Some OK info on the program, but unrealistic for most.”
Another then sarcastically put: “Let’s show the poor people what they can’t afford in this big penthouse.”
A third concluded: “Does Channel 5 realise that this holiday would cost the ‘normal family’ about 15 grand?!”
