Kate Middleton appeared in the opening minutes of last year’s Eurovision final in Liverpool along with a number of artists and delighted fans with her incredible piano skills and glowing appearance.
The Princess of Wales gave a subtle gesture to the late Queen as she showcased her amazing talent in an unexpected Eurovision appearance, in which she sat at the keys wearing an exquisite blue Jenny Packham dress and jewellery which belonged to the late monarch.
Looking magnificent in blue, she wore her hair down in loose curls to finish her effortless look as she beamed from behind the piano. mum of three Kate, 42, has a history of outstanding outfit repeats from christening clothes that she had made for her children to repeating coats that she is rumoured to have designed herself.
At the Eurovision final in 2023, she dazzled in a royal blue gown and a pair of earrings once worn by Queen Elizabeth II.
The 10 second clip was recorded in the Crimson Drawing Room of Windsor Castle, the former home of her grandmother-in-law.
Her late Majesty’s earrings sparkled under the spotlight as Kate beamed from behind the piano as a personal tribute to the late monarch.
Kate Middleton took part in the opening sequence film for the Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 (
Alex Bramall)
The princess wore a pair of earrings which belonged to her late grandmother-in-law
Fans were stunned as Kate, who is currently being treated for cancer and undergoing chemotherapy, performed just minutes into the Eurovision programme in a pre-recorded clip as part of the finale at the M&S Liverpool Arena.
The princess looked stunning as she joined a slew of performers for the opening film. It also featured the 2022 champions, Kalush Orchestra, performing their winning entry, Stefania, from the Maidan Nezalezhnosti metro station in the heart of Kyiv, Ukraine.
Kate’s contribution to the film involved a short, instrumental piano performance
The princess has played the piano since childhood
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The group were also joined from the UK by a number of British icons, including Princess Kate, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sam Ryder, Ms Banks, Ballet Black, Bolt Strings and Joss Stone.
The Princess’ contribution to the film involved a short, instrumental piano performance, created by Joe Price and Kojo Samuel, and was recorded earlier in the month.
