“Prince William Pays Tribute to King Charles III at Coronation Concert Outside Windsor Castle”

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Prince William took the stage during a concert outside Windsor Castle. He turned to his father. Princess Charlotte caught the attention of the media.

British heir to the throne,

Prince William paid tribute to his father on Sunday evening

the newly crowned King Charles III, telling during a concert outside Windsor Castle that Queen Elizabeth II died last year would have been a proud mother to see him.

The coronation concert was a counterpoint to the tradition, pomp and ceremonial of the coronation of Charles III and his wife, Queen Camilla, which took place on Saturday at Westminster Abbey in London – it was dynamic, interspersed with funny skits, light shows and clearly got the audience, including those sitting on the royal family in the stands. Everyone, including the king and queen, stood up and jiggled along with the other 20,000 spectators.

Prince William took the stage

A more serious moment came when Prince William came on stage, remembering Queen Elizabeth II who died in September and talking about his father. – As my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. And I know she is up there watching us tenderly. She would be a proud mother. For all the grandeur of the celebration, at the heart of the show is a simple message. Service, he said.

“Dad, we are all proud of you”

He recalled that his father has been serving others for over 50 years, whether through raising awareness of environmental issues, through a foundation that has helped over a million people, or through recognizing that people of every faith and background deserve support. “Dad, we’re all proud of you,” said Prince William.

The diversity was reflected in the selection of performers for the coronation concert, because both opera singers and choirs, as well as contemporary pop stars performed there. Take That, Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, Paloma Faith, Olly Murs, Andrea Bocelli and Bryn Terfel, Alexis Ffrench, Lang Lang and Nicole Scherzinger, Bette Midler, Tiwa Savage, Steve Winwood, Pete Tong and The Coronation Choir appeared on stage.

Between their performances, taped statements about the monarchy were shown by actors Joan Collins and Pierce Brosnan, artist Tracy Emin and singer Tom Jones, as well as a tongue-in-cheek video of Tom Cruise from the film Top Gun referring to Charles III’s service in the Air Force and scenes featuring Kermit and Miss Piggy from The Muppets and Winnie the Pooh.

The attention of the media was drawn by Princess Charlotte, who sang a song by Katy Perry.

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