Prince William and Princess Kate were visibly wowed by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding cellist.
Talented cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason performed for King Charles at the VE Day 80th anniversary concert in London on Thursday evening.
The 26-year-old musician took to the stage at Horse Guards Parade as part of the special event marking 80 years since Victory in Europe Day.
Kanneh-Mason was among several musicians who participated in the commemorative concert celebrating those who served and sacrificed during World War Two.
William and Kate visibly wowed as Harry and Meghan's wedding cellist takes to the stage.
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The concert, hosted by Zoe Ball, brought together music, storytelling, and tributes to remember those who served during the Second World War.
The event featured a blend of performances and reflections designed to honour the historic significance of VE Day.
Veterans and wartime heroes were also given the opportunity to share their experiences of VE Day during the concert.
The special performance took place at Horse Guards Parade, providing a fitting backdrop for the commemorative occasion.
Prince William and Princess Kate pictured in the royal box.PAThe concert was attended by several senior royals, including King Charles, 76, and Queen Camilla, 77. Prince William, 42, and Princess Kate, 43, were also present at the commemorative event.
The royal couple were visibly wowed by Kanneh-Mason's performance, which also featured singer Keala Settle.
For the young cellist, this was not his first time performing for members of the Royal Family, having previously showcased his talents at another significant royal occasion.
In 2018, Kanneh-Mason played at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Windsor wedding when he was just 19 years old.
The royal couple were visibly wowed by Kanneh-Mason's performance, which also featured singer Keala Settle.
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He was personally asked to perform by Meghan via a phone call and played three songs during the Signing of the Register.
Speaking to People magazine after the wedding, Kanneh-Mason said: "I think to play at anyone's wedding, is an honour. But to play at a wedding of this significance, it's just incredible."
He added: "They're so lovely. I'm just so glad to have been a part of their special day."
The concert featured several other notable performers alongside Kanneh-Mason.
Princess Kate beamed in the audience.PAThese included Fleur East, John Newman, Freya Ridings, Calum Scott, Tom Walker and Sir Willard White.
Each artist contributed to the evening's tribute to those who served during the war.
The event provided a platform for veterans to reflect on their experiences of VE Day.
The combination of musical performances and personal testimonies created a moving tribute to mark the historic 80th anniversary.
