Princess Charlotte, Kate Middleton's piano performance draws King Charles attention

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s daughter Princess Charlotte joined her mother the Princess of Wales for a special piano duet to kick off the annual service at Westminster Abbey.

Kate Middleton and Charlotte’s performance was for the Together at Christmas concert, held at Westminster Abbey on December 5.

The future queen urged people to celebrate Christmas with small gestures of kindness as she gave thanks for 'the beautiful tapestry of life' at a star-studded carol concert.

They played Holm Sound by Erland Cooper - a Scottish composer and producer from the Orkney Islands - whose work is inspired by nature and connection, themes which are of deep importance to the Princess of Wales.

Later, Kensington Palace shared the video on X, formerly Twitter handle, and Instagram.

The video was shared with caption “Love and connection through music.

“A special duet playing Holm Sound by Erland Cooper to open this year’s ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Service.”

Fans and friends flooded the comments section with sweet messages.

Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte’s video also caught the attention of King Charles.

The monarch reacted to the post by resharing it on his official palace handles.

Meanwhile, Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte joined the royal family on Christmas, just hours after their special piano performance was aired.

Prince William and Kate stepped out with their three children for the walk to the service, followed by a walkabout.