The top 10 moments from the Party at the Palace | Rob Harris
, pre-recorded at a piano inside Windsor Castle, as a live orchestra played along. He paid tribute to the Queen’s “amazing” reign as he dedicated his performance to her.
A projection of Elton John performing is seen during the Platinum Party At The Palace at Buckingham Palace.Prince Charles receives warm reception as he delivers a warm and caring tribute to his “mummy” a joke he repeats from the Diamond Jubilee which sends the crowd into laughter. “You continue to make history,” he says. “And there was still time for fun amongst the work.
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