At the D23 Expo 2015, Kristen Bell and Kristen Anderson-Lopez lit up the stage with a performance that was pure Disney magic. Anderson-Lopez, often behind the scenes as the brilliant songwriter of Frozen, finally got her moment to shine — and her voice? Smooth, expressive, and criminally underrated. Meanwhile, Kristen Bell brought her signature sparkle, charisma, and pitch-perfect vocals that made the crowd fall in love all over again. The chemistry between the two Kristens was infectious, full of laughter, warmth, and girl-power energy. It wasn’t just a performance — it was a goosebump-inducing celebration of heart, harmony, and talent.

She plays the fearless Princess Anna in the Disney hit Frozen.

And Kristen Bell stepped out from behind the animation to treat fans to a live performance of songs from the show in Anaheim, California on Sunday.

The 35-year-old actress appeared at the Disney Expo as part of a ‘Frozen Fandemonium’ finale.

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Live show: Kristen Bell stepped out from behind the animation to treat fans to a live performance of songs from the show in Anaheim, California on Sunday

Live show: Kristen Bell stepped out from behind the animation to treat fans to a live performance of songs from the show in Anaheim, California on Sunday

She stayed true to Anna’s blue colourway in a delicate lace sleeveless dress as she took part in a Q&A session with the show’s creators and the voice of Olaf, 34-year-old Josh Gad.

The star sported a glamorous braid – again similar to her animated character’s – which showed off her facial features and radiant skin.

She added a peachy lip and put the emphasis on her smokey eyes, as she got set to sing live to the lucky audience.

Regal: She stayed true to Anna's blue colourway in a delicate lace sleeveless dress

Regal: She stayed true to Anna’s blue colourway in a delicate lace sleeveless dress

The star belted out her big number from the film, Do You Wanna Build A Snowman.

The cast also performed a previously unheard song, The Spare which was followed by Kristen singing For the First Time in Forever.

Josh Gad, who plays Olaf, also performed live on stage.

Finally, the entire group took the mic to sing Let It Go, without Elsa voice Idina Menzel – who didn’t appear at the event.

Stunning: The star sported a glamorous braid - again similar to her animated character's - which showed off her beautiful face

Stunning: The star sported a glamorous braid – again similar to her animated character’s – which showed off her beautiful face

Cast: Josh Gad performed in person alongside his character Olaf

Cast: Josh Gad performed in person alongside his character Olaf

The movie is set to be turned into a Broadway musical and there is also a feature length sequel in development, although a release date hasn’t been announced.

The film has grossed over $1.2 billion worldwide, and is the top animated grossing film in history.

It won two Academy awards in 2014 for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song.

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