‘Emotional’ Myleene Klass lookalike daughter Ava, 16, shows off her impressive cello skills on GMB after landing a scholarship to the Royal Academy Of Music

Myleene Klass said she is ‘as proud’ as her daughter Ava as she showcased her musical talent during a live performance on Good Morning Britain on Friday.

The presenter, 45, gave a stunning piano performance of The Pogues’ Fairytale Of New York during the breakfast show, while Ava, 16, played the cello alongside her.

Ava showed she has inherited her mother’s classical talents and impressed with the moving cello performance, with Myleene admitting it made her feel ’emotional’.

Ava revealed that she has always been inspired by Myleene’s musical skills, saying: ‘I always wanted to be like her [Myleene] I would dress like them and play like them.”

Presenter Ben Shephard noted that Ava was studying at the Royal Academy of Music, and Myleene added: ‘I get emotional; I am so proud.’

The teenager delivered a stunning cello performance of The Pogues’ Fairytale Of New York with the radio host

The pair’s performance was praised by viewers, with one posting: ‘Am I the only one who gets emotional when I see parents performing with their children? I think it’s priceless (heart melting).”

A second added: ‘Absolutely beautiful and heartwarming ❤️.’

Myleene shares daughters Ava and 11-year-old Hero with ex-husband Graham Quinn – as well as son Apollo, three, who she shares with fiancé Simon Motson.

The star previously revealed that Ava obtained her cello diploma at the age of 14 and earned a place at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music.

On Instagram she wrote: ‘Proud mother alert. Today @pianos_our_forte took her Cello Diploma exam. (She’ll kill me for saying this, but for context, musos usually get their grade 8 at 16 (she got 2 at 12) and diplomas at 17/18, she gets two at 14),” Myleene wrote alongside photos of her and Ava outside the exam room.

“She’s phenomenally dedicated, super talented and conscientious, but at the end of the day, this girl is nice.”

“I couldn’t be more proud of her and cheering her on, taking her to her exams and sobbing as I sit in the waiting room and hearing her play with her heart and soul is nothing short of a privilege,” the proud mother said.

Myleene then revealed that “Ava will be joining @royalacademyofmusic in a few weeks and we’ll be cheering her on every step of the way.”

Ava showed she has inherited her mother’s classical talents and impressed with the moving cello performance, with Myleene admitting it made her feel ’emotional’.

Ava revealed that she has always been inspired by Myleene’s musical skills, saying: ‘I always wanted to be like her [Myleene] I would dress like them and want to play like them’

The pair’s performance was praised by viewers, with one posting: ‘Am I the only one who gets emotional when I see parents performing with their kids awww’

Myleene previously shared that Ava obtained her cello diploma at the age of 14 and earned a place at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music

‘To the people who think Ava is great because I can play the piano: I can only help, I can’t play it for her! This is her achievement.

“To the kids sacrificing their time in practice rooms, feeling the frustration, the worry of extra exams, the blisters on their fingers and the mothers carrying them around, I see you.”

“You’re part of the best tribe ever. You’ve taken the harder route, but we’re here for the marathon, not the sprint. Muso’s rock.’

In March, Myleene also shared her pride when Ava performed at her ‘first official concert’ with Martin Clunes.

The proud mum captured parts of the talented teen rehearsals and show for the Royal Academy of Music, which included the Doc Martin actor, 61.

Myleene said Ava “absolutely crushed” her performance and “forgot she’s only 15” when the dedicated teen took her Grade 8 piano exam when she was just 12 years old.

She wrote: ‘My baby girl @pianos_our_forte played her first official concert for the @royalacademyofmusic this weekend.’

The presenter joked that she could play ‘momager’ this weekend as she steamed her daughter’s dress for the occasion and took her to rehearsals.

In March, Myleene also shared her pride when Ava performed at her ‘first official concert’ with Martin Clunes

She continued, “I got to play ‘Momager,’ put music together, drive Ava to rehearsals, and steam her dress.

‘She absolutely crushed it playing one of the two monster pianos with #MiaWepener, #DorsetChamberOrchestra and #MartinClunes as the story. Musical Director of Pianos, @duncanhoneybourne

“When you watch her play, it’s easy to forget that she’s only 15. Most reach eighth grade in their late teens. At 12 she took two and then a diploma.’

Myleene added, “She’s not a nepo baby. She is talented, works incredibly hard and is extremely dedicated. Ava bear, whatever you choose in life, wherever you go, we are all behind you, the whole cheer squad, your family, led by your proud mama. X’.