Eurovision Song Contest fans 'jumped' at the sight of the Princess of Wales
As the Eurovision Song Contest final 2023 launched spectacularly on BBC One with an introduction by last year's winners Kalush Orchestra, viewers were floored by a royal cameo. As the Ukrainian hip-hop band performed their winning song Stefania with a special video montage, there was a surprise appearance by Kate Middleton playing the piano.
Viewers could not believe what they were seeing as they flocked to Twitter. @notaylorswift_ yelled: "KATE MIDDLETON GIRL." And @SebastianGeorg_ exclaimed: "Not Kate Middleton loooool #Eurovision2023." @ESCDeanAnthony tweeted: "Kate Middleton covering stefania on the piano was not on my Eurovision 2023 bingo card but here we are." And @hijinkery_ gasped: "Stop oh my god why the f**k was kate middleton there."@chazzers_ remarked: "Kate Middleton jumpscare." @notdanhastings echoed: "Kate Middleton playing the piano for Eurovision was not on my bingo card.
Kate looked spectacular in a flowing blue gown, her brunette tresses worn in waves. Eurovision, hosted in the UK on behalf of Ukraine, followed the coronation celebrations for King Charles III and Queen Camilla last weekend. The final is presented by Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon, Ted Lasso actress Hannah Waddingham and Ukrainian singer Julia Sanina. Broadcasters Rylan Clark and Scott Mills are presenting BBC Radio Two's coverage. For the main coverage on BBC One presenter Graham Norton is commentating alongside Mel Giedroyc.
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