Kate Middleton performs a song on a piano with Tom Walker on Christmas eve

Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton performed a song on pia during a special Christmas service broadcast, "Toger at Christmas" on Christmas Eve on TV.   Duchess performed with Tom Walker, who sang his sad holiday song, For Those Who Can't Be Here, at event, while Kate played pia.

Kate stated in a recorded statement that she wanted to congratulate people who went above and beyond to help ir communities during pandemic, celebrate acts of generosity that have been witnessed around country, and recognise ors who may have struggled during previous two years due to pandemic, according to a CNN report.

It was telecast on UK's ITV network on Christmas Eve

foot of duchess playing pia, was telecast on UK's ITV network on Christmas Eve. Viewers were expecting a smattering of celebrity visits, including musical performances by Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis, as well as readings by British Paralympian Kim Daybell and actor Tom Felton, but Kate's performance surprised everyone.

On microblogging site Twitter, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared short foot of Duchess of Cambridge performing with Tom Walker. She was seen playing pia in video, while Tom sang song with his soulful voice. caption of video reads, "A very special performance of 'For Those Who Can't Be Here' with @IamTomWalker for #TogerAtChristmas." Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also provided YouTube link of full performance of Kate Middleton and Tom Walker.

Duke and Duchess thanks everyone involved in event

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared multiple tweets thanking everyone involved in event. It also thanked Westminster Abbey and Windsor Great Park for ir wonderful decorations and for making event a reality. y also ackwledged presence of  performers, readers and all those organisations who minated people to attend, sharing multiple pictures from event. Duke and Duchess also stated that this event brought toger a group of inspiring people for a night of carols and music. It also stated that event was about recognising goodness, love, understanding and compassion that have helped people get through se terrible times.

Im: Twitter/@KensingtonRoyal