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Kate Middleton joined in on the Eurovision Song Contest fun by taking part in the event's opening sequence.
For the Grand Final, the Princess of Wales joined a slew of performers for the opening film.
It has last year's champions, Kalush Orchestra, performing their winning entry, Stefania, from the Maidan Nezalezhnosti metro station in the heart of Kyiv, Ukraine.
The group are 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 this month.
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Her short segment was recorded in the Crimson Drawing Room of Windsor Castle.
Her performance was recorded in the Crimson Drawing Room of Windsor Castle (Alex Bramall)
She looked glamorous in a royal blue dress (Alex Bramall)Kate looked gorgeous in a royal blood one-shoulder gown as she performed on the piano.
She styled her brown locks in loose waves that cascaded over her shoulders.
The gorgeous royal completed the look with simple makeup and a pair of dangly earrings.
Fans were delighted at her surprise appearance and took to Twitter, with one writing: "Sorry - was that Kate Middleton looking glorious playing the piano on@Eurovision?"
"OMG a Kalush Orchestra and Sam Ryder mashup!!!! AND KATE MIDDLETON PLAYING PIANO?! WHAT???: one user said.
Another posted: "KATE MIDDLETON AND ANDRE LLOYD WEBBER IN THE STEFANIA INTRO???? ALREADY CHAOS I'M LOVING IT."
It's not the first time Kate has impressed the public with her piano skills.
In December 2021, she surprised fans with a beautiful piano performance at her Christmas carol concert.
It's not the first time she's performed for the public (Kensington Palace via Getty Imag)
Kate has been playing the piano since she was a child (PA)Kate, who has played the piano since she was a child and took comfort in it during the Covid lockdowns, joined singer Tom Walker for a performance of his song For Those Who Can't Be Here at her Royal Carols: Together at Christmas event.
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Speaking about the experience of working with her, he said:“It was truly an honour playing alongside The Duchess for Royal Carols: Together at Christmas. Without doubt, it was a once in a lifetime experience.
"I thought she absolutely smashed the performance; it's not easy to just jump behind a piano with a bunch of musicians you've never played with before and record live takes to camera, but she completely nailed it."