In January 2024, homeless man Rhys Wynne-Jones went to a church in England for shelter and asked to play its piano. His performance of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” went viral. Two years later, he has found a home, performed at charity events, worked with Peter Andre and raised more than £40,000 for homeless charities and other good causes. In January 2024, homeless man Rhys Wynne-Jones went to a church in England for shelter and asked to play its piano. His performance of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” went viral. Two years later, he has found a home, performed at charity events, worked with Peter Andre and raised more than £40,000 for homeless charities and other good causes.
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