Kate Middleton surprised Eurovision Song Contest fans with her piano performance of the song that won last year's competition. More recently, the champions, Kalush Orchestra, are inviting the royalty to go on tour with them.
According to Harpers Bazaar, the Princess of Wales' number became one of the key moments of the evening for the song contest's grand finale since the United Kingdom is this year's host country.
The performance has been a secret for weeks until it was finally released to the public during the show's airing.
The outlet reported that the musically-gifted princess played the song in the Crimson Drawing Room of Windsor Castle.
The royal, who married Prince William in April of 2011, donned a stunning cobalt blue gown by Jenny Packham. In true royal fashion, she completed the look with a pair of silver pendant earrings.
Although her instrumental performance only lasted for 10 seconds, many were honored to watch her share her musical talent with the world as it was only the second time she played the piano publicly.
Kate Middleton Tour With Kalush Orchestra?
Kalush Orchestra, the hip-hop folk band from Ukraine that won last year's competition, finally reacted to the performance created by Joe Price and Kojo Samuel.
"We want to thank HRH Princess of Wales for joining us for our performance," they wrote on Twitter. (via The Independent)
The group added that the princess' performance shows the support that the United Kingdom has for Ukraine as it helps them highlight what their country is currently going through.
Later on, the orchestra sent an open invite for the princess to join them on tour, writing, "It also shows impressive piano skills and we would be definitely like to invite her to tour with us if she would like to pursue a new career in a hip-hop folk band?!"
Kate Middleton Playing Piano
Kate Middleton first wowed the world with her musical talent during her performance for the "Royal Carols: Together at Christmas" on Christmas Eve in 2021.
The Duchess performed alongside Tom Walker as she wore a dazzling coat dress accessorized with a bow.
People Magazine's insider revealed that it was the princess's idea to play the piano as she learned how to play the instrument when she was a kid and she took "great comfort" in playing it during the pandemic and the lockdowns.
"She also recognizes the powerful way in which music brings people together - especially during difficult time," the source added.
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