  Emotional Text-to-Speech (E-TTS) synthesis has gained significant attention
in recent years due to its potential to enhance human-computer interaction.
However, current E-TTS approaches often struggle to capture the complexity of
human emotions, primarily relying on oversimplified emotional labels or
single-modality inputs. To address these limitations, we propose the Multimodal
Emotional Text-to-Speech System (MM-TTS), a unified framework that leverages
emotional cues from multiple modalities to generate highly expressive and
emotionally resonant speech. MM-TTS consists of two key components: (1) the
Emotion Prompt Alignment Module (EP-Align), which employs contrastive learning
to align emotional features across text, audio, and visual modalities, ensuring
a coherent fusion of multimodal information; and (2) the Emotion
Embedding-Induced TTS (EMI-TTS), which integrates the aligned emotional
embeddings with state-of-the-art TTS models to synthesize speech that
accurately reflects the intended emotions. Extensive evaluations across diverse
datasets demonstrate the superior performance of MM-TTS compared to traditional
E-TTS models. Objective metrics, including Word Error Rate (WER) and Character
Error Rate (CER), show significant improvements on ESD dataset, with MM-TTS
achieving scores of 7.35% and 3.07%, respectively. Subjective assessments
further validate that MM-TTS generates speech with emotional fidelity and
naturalness comparable to human speech. Our code and pre-trained models are
publicly available at https://anonymous.4open.science/r/MMTTS-D214
