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10-Year-Old Girl Goes Viral After Singing with Lainey Wilson During Concert

The 10-year-old, who has spina bifida, sang "4X4XU" with Wilson after holding a sign asking to join her onstage.

  • In Cincinnati, Ohio, 10-year-old Rylee Clark fulfilled her dream of singing with country star Lainey Wilson at Paycor Stadium after holding a sign requesting to perform "4X4XU" onstage.
  • When Wilson walked over, Rylee said she was "about to start crying tears of joy," an emotional moment witnessed by her mother, Casey Clark, from the front row.
  • Despite the packed stadium, Rylee said she was only "a little nervous" before taking the microphone, responding "Hey y'all" and shining brightly during the performance.
  • Casey praised Rylee's resilience, saying, "She was born with spina bifida, but it doesn't stop her," and noted that watching her daughter perform made it difficult to hold back tears.
  • Reflecting on the experience, Rylee said, "I want her to know she left me with my dream," as she now eyes meeting her "man," Joey.
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10-year-old girl goes viral after singing with Lainey Wilson during concert

Rylee Clark, a 10-year-old girl with spina bifida, fulfilled her dream of singing with country star Lainey Wilson during her first concert.

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SuperTalk Mississippi broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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