Vanessa Hudgens Thanks Fans for Their Support Following Grease

Just hours after revealing that her father had died from cancer, actress Vanessa Hudgens took to the stage to perform as Betty Rizzo on Fox’s highly-anticipated Grease: Live on Sunday night.

But to watch it on TV was to see a musical that might have been filmed in advance, so spectacular were the settings, costumes and performances. The reviews from viewers, critics and fellow actors were unanimous: Hudgens was phenomenal.

Her dedication to the show impressed many on Twitter, with many big-name stars paying tribute to her and her co-stars including Julianne Hough, Carly Rae Jepsen, Joe Jonas and Mario Lopez.

Hudgens also received an outpouring of support from costars and fans who were astounded by her performance and professionalism. The actress dedicated her performance in the star-studded musical to her “daddy” before wowing fans with her singing and dancing skills.

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Greg was a firefighter.

Meanwhile, Kail is now in the midst of rehearsals for Sarah Burgess’s new drama “Dry Powder”, which runs from March 1 through April 10 at the Public Theater, where both “Fun Home” and “Hamilton” were developed. “He would keep driving back to the same place that he worked every time we moved”.

“Money was a big thing. We were all very proud of her and send her love to her family”, Marc added. “I think the original was better, but I think the interpretations and things they changed were still good”, he said.

Vanessa Hudgens gave an incredible performance during “Grease: Live” despite her dad’s devastating death.

“Grease: Live” maintained a solid social-media presence throughout its television broadcast, with an endless stream of tweets, retweets and Facebook posts appearing steadily during its three hours.

Earlier in the day, Vanessa announced her dad’s sad passing and insisted she would perform in his honour.

At the conclusion of the show, Greg was honoured in the credits.