Jedward have announced that they will be on The Late Late Show this Friday.
The pop duo will be on the show alongside Dr Anthony Fauci, former president of Ireland Mary McAleese, and championship boxer Kellie Harrington.
Jedward confirmed their upcoming appearance on social media, by sharing a screenshot of a DM they sent to the Late Late Show’s official Twitter account.
The DM read: “Hi Ryan can’t wait for our interview on the Late Late show this week! We also have a really special performance planned see you soon 🙌🏼 John and Edward ❤️.”
We are on the @RTELateLateShow this week! 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/k2DxL2jrdU
— JEDWARD (@planetjedward) September 24, 2020
Over the past few months, Jedward have become the unsung heroes of the coronavirus pandemic.
From speaking out about the Black Lives Matter movement, to encouraging their fans to wear face masks and respect restrictions – the Irish twins have “won the internet” many times during 2020.
Earlier this month, Jedward urged their followers to wear a face covering, in order to protect themselves and others against the spread of the deadly virus.
The Irish singers remembered their late mother Susanna in the powerful post, after she sadly passed away last year following a battle with cancer.
Our Mom wouldn’t have survived Covid-19 with all that’s going on in the world! People with underlying health conditions Their lives matter!
Please have a heart 💔 We all want to wake up on Christmas morning and have our families there and for many years to come! #WearAMask
— JEDWARD (@planetjedward) September 13, 2020
People with low immune systems are too weak to fight for their lives that’s why we all have to fight harder for them and take down this virus and stand up for what’s right
— JEDWARD (@planetjedward) September 13, 2020
“Our Mom wouldn’t have survived Covid-19 with all that’s going on in the world! People with underlying health conditions Their lives matter!” the twins wrote.
“Please have a heart. We all want to wake up on Christmas morning and have our families there and for many years to come! #WearAMask.”
They added: “People with low immune systems are too weak to fight for their lives that’s why we all have to fight harder for them and take down this virus and stand up for what’s right.
“Our hearts go out to everyone that’s lost a loved one. there is incredible loss and pain going through all our veins but we’re going to get through this and fight harder for those that have died! You won’t be forgotten.”
Our hearts go out to everyone that’s lost a loved one ❤️ there is incredible loss and pain going through all our veins but we’re going to get through this and fight harder for those that have died! You won’t be forgotten 🙌🏼
— JEDWARD (@planetjedward) September 13, 2020
After announcing the news of their beloved mother’s death in February 2019, the X Factor stars thanked their mum for never letting “anyone say a bad word” about them.
Taking to Instagram at the time, the singer’s wrote, “Mammy was a Loving mom and always there in our life and gave us the space to find ourselves in the world and will always be a part of our life and our future in everything that we do.
“You can now be at peace with your mom and dad Susan and Kevin our granny and grandad. We will always remember your heart warming smile and the sound of joy from your laughter.”
“You were not only our mom but the core to the whole family. People who knew you personally as a friend respected your loyalty and presence.
“We can still hear you talking in our thoughts saying good night John, good night Edward, good night Kevin. We will always admire you for your honesty and love. Every song we created and all the projects were from your vision and heart.
“Mammy you will always be our best friend and your genuine goodness will be missed. You had an endless joy for life. Everyone knew you had a luminous quality of thoughtfulness and selflessness.”
“You never wanted anyone to know the suffering you were going through and for them to only see the smile on your face. The impact you made in your life reflected on everyone who knew you,” they wrote.
“You helped so much people being a teacher with your creative outlook and imagination. Thank you for shaping the character of us and so many of your students.
“You lived with cancer for many years but your passing was unexpected because you had overcome so many struggles and health complications.”
The pop duo added, “Mammy taught us how to deal with life and never let anyone say a bad word about us and always stood up for us and to take on life by being a free spirit.
“Mammy you had the Determination that we will take into our lives. Mammy had all the character of who she was up until her last breath. Mammy’s life doesn’t end here because everything she was, lives on through all of us in our memories.
“Today is not just a goodbye but a celebration of a great person for making us smile, for looking after us all and brightening our life. You will be missed to infinity 
.”
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