He is next in line to the throne, but that didn't stop Prince Charles from showing off his singing talent for TV presenters Ant and Dec during an evening at his Scottish home Dumfires House.The presenting duo and fellow dinner guests including Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster were treated to a rendition of Aberdeenshire song The Bonnie Lass o’Fyvie, which will be shared with the public in an ITV documentary When Ant and Dec Met The Prince: 40 Years of the Prince's Trust.
Ant and Dec were joined by their wives Lisa Armstrong and Ali Astall, when they were invited to Dumfries House during the year they spent shadowing the royal for the documentary.The pair, who usually present entertainment shows such as Britain's Got Talent, were clearly impressed by the royals' tune. Ant said about the Prince's performance: "He done all right didn't he", to which Dec replied: "It's a yes from me." Ant then quipped: "He's through to the next round".
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When Ant & Dec Met The Prince: 40 Years of The Prince’s Trust
