Tamron's Ultimate Wish List for Kids

Kicking things off, THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHORUS OF NEW YORK CITY give us a festive performance followed by Tamron unveiling her ultimate holiday wish list for kids. We have a DAYTIME EXCLUSIVE with 3x GRAMMY Award-winning co-founder of The Pentatonix SCOTT HOYING and his husband, singer/writer/producer MARK HOYING celebrating their new children's book. The couple lights up the stage with an EXCLUSIVE performance of "Fa La La Family." Later, two teenage brothers share how they created The Giving Game, which has raised thousands of dollars and changed lives for children & families in need. Then, HAROLD FYÜTCH SIMMONS & AURA – the father-daughter musical duo – stops by after they earned a GRAMMY nomination for their debut children's album. They treat the Tam Fam to a special performance of "Kwanzaa Slide." Plus, more giveaways!
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