Ellen DeGeneres gives $25,000 to cancer-stricken father of Australian brothers Julian and Dailius Wilson Ellen presents Forestville brothers Dailius and Julian Wilson with $25,000 to help support their father's recovery from a brain tumour. Courtesy: Nine THE father of two Sydney brothers who won their way onto The Ellen Show has been surprised with a cheque for $25,000 to help with his medical bills as he battles a brain tumour. Recovering at the family's Forestville home, on Sydney's lower north shore, Mark Wilson had expected to be celebrating an appearance by his sons Julian and Dailius Wilson on their favourite US chat show, but became the latest recipient of the Emmy-winning host's generosity. After flying her two fans to LA to watch a recording of her show, Ellen DeGeneres presented the teary brothers with the Swisse Wellness donation to help with their father's medical bills. The heart-warming gift floored the Aussie duo, who watched the clip with their equally surprised parents today. The Sydney brothers had been invited on stage to speak with their TV hero who revealed she had been touched by the family's struggle. Brothers Julian and Dailius Wilson teach Ellen some the ocker Aussie lingo. Julian Wilson explained their mother, Belinda Hornas, had been the family's rock during the "ordeal" but "we have stuck together as a family and it's gotten us through it." DeGeneres said: "Well, that's really scary and really hard on everybody ... so I got something to cheer you up." She brought out mock-up T-shirts - reversing the home-made tribute tees that the brothers were wearing in honour of DeGeneres - which read: "Ellen (hearts) Julian" and "Ellen (hearts) Dailius." Ellen meets brothers Julian and Dailius Wilson, who impressed the TV show host with their singing in Sydney a fortnight ago. As the brothers laughed, she revealed the real surprise, telling them: "Our friends at Swisse Wellness heard about your story and they want to help because they believe in celebrating life every day and they don't want your mum and dad to stress. And I know the bills are piling up, so they're giving your family $25,000. The pre-recorded show was aired today, with Nine's Today show filming the family, with plans to pass the footage back to the Ellen producers.