'You have a boyfriend?' Tom Jones, 76, jokingly flirts with talented contestant Lucy Kane, 20, as she is overcome with emotion after joining his team on The Voice

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Her mother is famous former glamour model Linda Lusardi, her dad Sam Kane a Brookside star, and now their daughter is hoping to follow her legendary parents into the spotlight.

And Lucy Kane took the first step to carving her own road to fame on Saturday night, after making it through to the first round on The Voice. 

Impressing judge Tom Jones, 76, the 20-year-old hopeful appeared to disappoint the legend upon mentioning her boyfriend was waiting backstage. 

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Famous parents: Lucy Kane took the first step to carving her own the road to fame on Saturday night, after making it through to the first round on The Voice

Speaking before the performance, the brunette beauty revealed: 'My parents met during panto and I grew up in a musical household singing from the age of 12.

'I also  met my boyfriend in panto and this is a way of separating myself from my famous parents. A chair turning would be the most rewarding thing.'

And taking to the stage in a sequin-encrusted black vest and skinny jeans, Lucy got the audience going with her rendition of The Shirelles' Will you still love me tomorrow.

Mentor: Impressing judge Tom Jones, 76, the 20-year-old hopeful appeared to disappoint the legend upon mentioning her boyfriend was waiting backstage

Impressive: Taking to the stage in a sequin-encrusted black vest and skinny jeans, Lucy got the audience going with her rendition of The Shirelles' Will you still love me tomorrow

As Tom Jones hit the button she was overcome with emotion, stopping mid-song before Gavin Rossdale hit the buzzer too.

'You have a beautiful voice and personality and that really shone through,' Gavin praised her. 

'I know that song very well, I toured with The Shirelles in 1965 and I love your fresh rendition of it,' Tom revealed.

'You have a beautiful voice and you could sing a lot of different things- I would love you to be on my team,' he added.

Happy: As Tom Jones hit the button she was overcome with emotion, stopping mid-song before Gavin Rossdale hit the buzzer too

'I know that song very well, I toured with The Shirelles in 1965 and I love your fresh rendition of it,' Tom revealed

With a tough decision on her hands, Lucy appeared torn, explaining: 'I love you both you're both incredible- Gavin I love your music and you're so cool but I feel I've grown up with Tom's music and my dad sings just like him.

'No disrespect but I feel I know him so I'm going to choose tom,' she concluded before hugging him and becoming emotional.

As Tom led her off stage he asked, 'Is your dad here- who are you with?'

And as Lucy replied, 'My boyfriend and my brother', Tom let go of her in mock horror, quipping jokingly: 'Nice to meet you then!'. 

'My boyfriend and my brother are here with me' Lucy revealed to a jokingly horrified Tom Jones

As Lucy broke down in tears FaceTiming her mum- who she banned from the audition, with the good news, the clip cut back to Tom who cheekily added: 'I was joking about her boyfriend!' 

Meanwhile despite wanting to follow in her famous mum's footsteps, there's one thing Lucy revealed she's not willing to do - go topless.

Ahead of her star turn tonight on The Voice, the 20-year-old hopeful said she didn't have her mother's 'assets' according to The Sun.  

She told the publication: 'I don’t have the assets for it like my mum, I’m not gonna lie.

Glamming up: The Voice Uk hopeful Lucy Kane clearly takes after her stunning mother Linda Lusardi, but has said she would never pose topless

'I've never gone topless. I just don't think it's for me.'

Lucy added that she's had comments from boys about her glamorous mum's modelling past.

She said: 'I did have a few boys say my mum’s a ‘Milf’ but everyone gets that don’t they?” 

Working the camera: Ahead of her star turn tonight on The Voice, the 20-year-old hopeful said she didn't have her mother's 'assets'

Uncanny: Linda Lusardi's glamorous daughter Lucy Kane will blow judges away on The Voice tonight 

Viewers will see Lucy perform 1961 hit Will You Love Me Tomorrow? by The Shirelles on The Voice tonight.  

It was earlier reported, Lucy is set to 'blow the coaches away' during her performance on the ITV show.

Lucy, whose father is actor Samuel Kane, is set to dazzle Sir Tom Jones, Jennifer Hudson, Gavin Rossdale and Will.i.am in the singing competition tonight with her beautiful rendition of Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.

Me and my girl: Linda proudly posted one picture up of herself and Lucy last year 

A source told The Sun newspaper: 'The coaches were blown away. Lucy's got the whole package - showbiz is in the family, but they didn't know.' 

There's clearly a few strings to Lucy's bow - on her Instagram account, she describes herself as a 'singer, songwriter and actress.'

And Linda has been a big inspiration, with the pretty brunette posting a birthday tribute to her mother on her Instagram account. 

Set to audition: The judges on ITV's The Voice are apparently 'blown away'  with Lucy's performance 

She wrote: 'Happy Birthday to my amazing mum @lindalusardi This woman is such inspiration to me, not only is she the most incredible mum anyone could wish for, she is also my best friend. I couldn't wish for a better role model in life.'

However, Linda no longer struts her stuff in front of the camera, deciding a few years back to take up photography - she now has her own studio in her home in Hertfordshire.

Making a splash: Linda also worked as an actress and appeared in episodes of The Bill 

Following in her footsteps: Lucy took part in a pantomime back in 2014 and will soon demonstrate her singing prowess on The Voice 

She said last year: 'All the time I was doing photoshoots, I was learning about it, but I was put off by the darkrooms. 

'Then digital came along and everyone seemed to become a photographer. I know what it's like on both sides of the camera and how to make people relax into it if they're nervous.

'Even when I was a model, the photographers liked working with me because I could help other girls. Lighting is the most important element. It doesn't matter who you're photographing, if you haven't got decent lighting it's going to be a problem.' 

In her heyday: Linda, pictured in 1982, started out as a model before becoming an actress and TV presenter