Charles' coronation concert: Lang Lang was invited to attend, Tom flew a plane to record a short video, and Beiye congratulated

On the evening of May 7, British time, the coronation concert of King Charles was held at Windsor Castle, and almost all members of the royal family except Harry and his family attended, and about 20,000 spectators celebrated with Charles.

Stars invited to the concert include the "Take That" boy band, Lionel Ritchie, Katy Perry, Palomar Fiss, Nicole Schekinger, Brian Tefel, Andre Bocelli and others. Among them, Brian Teiffel and Andre Bocelli sang "You'll Never Walk Alone", which is also the anthem of the Liverpool team.

Although Tom Cruise did not show up, he recorded a short video in advance, in which he flew to Charles to swear allegiance, and then humorously quipped, "Your Majesty, you can be my right-hand man at any time." ”

Interestingly, Charles served in the Navy and Air Force, and he really flew fighter jets.

Betty, Pierce Brosnan and others also recorded short congratulations, and Indian Bollywood actor Sonam Kapoor performed verbally.

Chinese pianist Lang Lang was invited to attend the concert.

Actress Amanda Holden:

The Voice of England mentor Palomar Firth:

The British drama "Doctor Who" starring Nkuti Gatwa and May Mack:

British star Hugh Bonneville:

Singer Ollie Morse:

Watch the excitement on stage, watch the gossip offstage.

Foreign media put the camera on the king's family and interpreted their minds through body movements, at the end of Lionel Ritchie's performance, Camilla subconsciously looked at her bracelet, this small action has two explanations, one is that Camilla is sleepy, and the other is that Camilla hopes that the media can pay attention to her bracelet.

Netizens ridiculed that Camilla's inspection bracelet was the biggest highlight of the concert, and complained that the concert was too bland. Another netizen said that Camilla kept looking at the bracelet to think about "whether she can go home at 10 p.m. to watch "The Shawshank Redemption"

Prince William also became one of the spotlights, addressing the king on stage that evening, during which there were body movements such as "switching feet from side to side" and "swaying slightly", which Carole Railton, a body language expert, said indicated that William was a little impatient and nervous, and that "slight swaying" was a calming action.

Charles' sister-in-law, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, was very active.

On the eve of the concert, her children and 5 grandchildren saluted her offstage, Camilla was full of joy, but Charles looked into the distance and waved.

8-year-old Princess Charlotte was out of the circle at the coronation, and the concert also stole the limelight, which was cute.

A funny scene appeared on the face of 9-year-old Crown Prince George, which will be a "black history" that he will not erase in his life.