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Singapore teen performs piano piece for Bhutan's king who 'broke protocol and gave her a big hug' after

SINGAPORE - Hillary O'Sullivan, 13, is living a life less ordinary. The Singaporean was invited to perform at Bhutan's Royal Highland Festival, which ran from Oct 23 to 24, 2023. Hillary was then 12 and a student at St Joseph's Institution Internatio

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Oct 12 2024
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Singapore teen performs piano piece for Bhutan's king who 'broke protocol and gave her a big hug' after

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