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Nigerian superstar Tiwa Savage bloomed on stage while performing ‘Keys to the Kingdom’ at the star-studded concert on the East Lawn at Windsor Castle, following King Charles and Queen Camilla’s coronation on Saturday.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales were among the guests in the Royal Box as they watched performances from Tiwa; Take That, Katy Perry and Olly Murs, among others.
Lionel Richie’s song All Night Long got the royals up dancing, with the Duchess of Edinburgh showing off her moves.
After Lionel’s performance, Prince William took to the stage to share a touching tribute to his “Pa” in a moving speech, before the crowd sang the national anthem.
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