The Prince of Wales shares behind the scenes snaps as he prepared for the Earthshot Prize awards
The Prince of Wales has shared behind-the-scenes snaps as he prepared for the Earthshot Prize awards, which took place on Friday in Boston.
Prince William, 40, who launched the Earthshot Prize awards in 2020 to come up with solutions to combat climate change, stood in front of graphics of the world in the candid photos.
The royal couple's official Instagram account shared the snaps of the prince recording a piece to camera which was shown during the awards ceremony – which was held at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway Park in Boston.
The caption read: 'A sneak peak behind the scenes as we prepared for The Earthshot Awards Ceremony earlier this month.'
The Prince of Wales shared behind the scenes snaps to Instagram as he prepared for the Earthshot Prize awards
Prince William, 40, who launched the Earthshot Prize awards in 2020 to come up with solutions to combat climate change, stood in front of graphics of the world in the candid snaps
It continued: 'Here's how you can watch: In the UK: watch on BBC One and iPlayer from 5.30pm Sunday 4 December.
'In the US: stream via PBS platforms Monday 5 December. In Africa: watch on Multichoice channels from Monday 5 December.
'In the rest of the world: stream on @EarthshotPrize YouTube channel from tomorrow.'
It comes after the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a very sweet moment as they were seated at the glitzy ceremony last night.
The royal couple's official Instagram account shared the snaps of the prince recording a piece to camera which was shown during the awards ceremony
The caption gave instructions on how and where to watch the coverage of the event from around the world
The royal couple put on a rare public display of affection earlier in the night, briefly holding hands as they walked into the MGM Music Hall for the event – which has been described as William's 'Super Bowl moment'.
Such displays are very unusual for the couple. They typically keep a slight distance at public engagements – as they did in the photo call for the eco-friendly awards.
But they later shared an intimate moment as they were seated inside the venue, William placing his hand on his wife's back as they leaned together to talk quietly.
Kate, 40, certainly pulled out all the stops on Friday – taking a break from her normally-reserved sense of style in order to steal the spotlight in an eye-popping green number.
The Prince and Princess of Wales shared a very sweet moment as they were seated at the glitzy Earthshot Prize ceremony in Boston
The royal couple put on a rare public display of affection earlier in the night, briefly holding hands as they walked into the MGM Music Hall at Fenway
In keeping with the theme of the evening, the Princess chose to don a rented design from a brand called Solace London, which the royal got from online designer rental platform HURR – which charges between £74 and £194 to loan the gown.
The dazzling art deco choker – which is believed to be worth more than £12 million – was gifted to Diana by the Queen, who herself inherited it from her grandmother Queen Mary.
Such displays are very unusual for the couple. They typically keep a slight distance at public engagements – as they did in the photo call for the eco-friendly awards
But they later shared an intimate moment as they were seated inside the venue, William placing his hand on his wife's back as they leaned together to talk quietly
Kate, 40, certainly pulled out all the stops on Friday – taking a break from her normally-reserved sense of style in order to steal the spotlight in the eye-popping number
Kate added some more sparkle to the look with a pair of matching £9,220 Asprey diamond-emerald earrings, which she is understood to have recycled from her own collection, in keeping with the theme of the sustainable event.
The Princess wore a rented design from a brand called Solace London, which the royal got from online designer rental platform HURR – which charges between £74 and £194 to loan the gown
However, while Kate's borrowed garment was a far cry cheaper than the high-fashion pieces she normally sports, she added plenty of bling to her look in the form of a stunning diamond-and-emerald choker that once belonged to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana
Friday's event marks the second time that Kate has chosen to wear jewellery belonging to Diana
Friday's event marks the second time that Kate has chosen to wear jewellery belonging to Diana; upon her and William's arrival in the US on Wednesday, the Princess sported some diamond-and-sapphire earrings that her late mother-in-law once owned.
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