A Philadelphia Eagles player traded in his soccer cleats for dancing shoes to fulfill a Texas girl’s dream after a tragedy.

Eleven-year-old Audrey Soape lost her father and grandfather last year. When it came time for her school’s daddy-daughter dance, Audrey’s mom, Holly, reached out to her favorite NFL player, Eagles safety Anthony Harris, for help on social media.

“I told him about the situation, and surprisingly he was more than willing to do it,” Holly Soape said.fox and friends” Friday. “It went very quickly. He said yes probably about a week before, so it’s been kind of a whirlwind.”

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Harris also paid for Audrey’s dress, shoes, hair and makeup for the big event.

“She just felt like a princess all night,” Holly said.

Audrey was nervous about meeting her date, but said the NFL player broke the ice by asking her about her day and talking about football.

“I was really nervous because I didn’t know what I was going to say,” Audrey told co-host Ainsley Earhart. “At first it was a little awkward because we weren’t talking yet… But then he came over and started talking to me.”

Holly expressed her gratitude for Harris’ act of kindness after a tough year for the middle schooler.

“I was so anxious and excited for her because she just had the most terrible year,” Holly said. “Having someone show up and let them know that people are showing up for you is just beyond a blessing. The power of God and how he makes these situations happen is just amazing and remarkable.”

As for Harris’ dance moves?

“They were very good,” Audrey said with a laugh.