Prince William showed off his vocal skills by singing with Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift during a charity event earlier this week.
The British royal surprised guests when he joined the country pop star and rocker on stage for a rendition of Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer."
William wore a tuxedo and clasped his hands in front of his body as he crooned into the microphone. Swift wore a sequined, cream-colored dress and high-fived the prince at the end of their performance. Bon Jovi played his guitar in a black suit and tie.
Swift posted an image of the trio on Instagram with the caption: "OHHHHHH! LIVIN ON A PRAYERRRRR."
The performance was held as part of The Winter Whites Gala in Aid of Centrepoint at Kensington Palace on Tuesday to raise money for the homeless.
Bon Jovi was honored with the Centrepoint Great Britain Youth Inspiration Award for his humanitarian work. Other stars who attended included "Downton Abbey" actress Michelle Dockery, actor Colin Firth, actor Benedict Cumberbatch and singer/songwriter James Blunt.
The British royal surprised guests when he joined the country pop star and rocker on stage for a rendition of Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer."
William wore a tuxedo and clasped his hands in front of his body as he crooned into the microphone. Swift wore a sequined, cream-colored dress and high-fived the prince at the end of their performance. Bon Jovi played his guitar in a black suit and tie.
Swift posted an image of the trio on Instagram with the caption: "OHHHHHH! LIVIN ON A PRAYERRRRR."
The performance was held as part of The Winter Whites Gala in Aid of Centrepoint at Kensington Palace on Tuesday to raise money for the homeless.
Bon Jovi was honored with the Centrepoint Great Britain Youth Inspiration Award for his humanitarian work. Other stars who attended included "Downton Abbey" actress Michelle Dockery, actor Colin Firth, actor Benedict Cumberbatch and singer/songwriter James Blunt.
Lips!
Singer Taylor Swift marked her 24th birthday on Friday (13Dec13) by offering up a $100,000 (£66,700) donation to officials at the Nashville Symphony in Tennessee.
Bosses in charge of the city orchestra have struggled with financial issues all year, so the generous I Knew You Were Trouble hitmaker decided to hand over an early Christmas gift.
A representative for the Nashville Symphony confirmed the news on the group's Twitter.com page on Friday (13Dec13), writing, "We are profoundly grateful for @TaylorSwift13's donation. Thank you, Taylor, for supporting musicians & music in MusicCity! Happy Birthday!"
The charitable gesture is not the first for the singer - in 2012, she pledged $4 million (£2.6 million) to the Country Music Hall of Fame, and in October (13), the Taylor Swift Education Center in Nashville opened as a result of the donation.
Bosses in charge of the city orchestra have struggled with financial issues all year, so the generous I Knew You Were Trouble hitmaker decided to hand over an early Christmas gift.
A representative for the Nashville Symphony confirmed the news on the group's Twitter.com page on Friday (13Dec13), writing, "We are profoundly grateful for @TaylorSwift13's donation. Thank you, Taylor, for supporting musicians & music in MusicCity! Happy Birthday!"
The charitable gesture is not the first for the singer - in 2012, she pledged $4 million (£2.6 million) to the Country Music Hall of Fame, and in October (13), the Taylor Swift Education Center in Nashville opened as a result of the donation.
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