Country Music Phenom Hunter Hayes Appears on MAURY Today

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Grammy-nominated sensation Hunter Hayes got his first big break back in December of 1998 when he appeared at the age of seven on MAURY's "Amazing Little Stars" episode. Now, this country music phenom is touring with Carrie Underwood, won The Country Music Association's New Artist of 2012 award and is nominated for three Grammy awards including Best New Artist. Today, February 7, Maury looks back at one of Hunter's first television performances in this special update episode (check local listings).

"Maury" is distributed in national syndication by NBCUniversal Domestic Television Distribution and produced by Stamford Media Center Productions, the same production team behind successful NBCU talk shows including "The Jerry Springer Show," "The Steve Wilkos Show" and "The Trisha Goddard Show."

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