Prince Harry SINGS On Stage After Watching Charity Performance Of Hamilton With Wife Meghan Markle

The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle and The Duke of Sussex Prince Harry watched the hit musical at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London on Wednesday 29 August....
The special performance was held in order to raise awareness for Prince Harry’s charity Sentebale, one which works with children and young people affected by HIV in Africa.

After the show, Prince Harry, 33, joined the cast on stage to make a speech and delighted the crowd by breaking into song.

Harry got a huge cheer from the crowd when he broke into a mock rendition of You'll Be Back, which is sung by the character of George III in the show.

Harry sang: "You say..." before cutting himself off and saying to show creator Lin-Manuel Miranda: "You did try, but I said no.”

Both Harry and Meghan gushed over the show, with the former Suits actress telling the cast their energy was "palpable", saying: "It was so engaging, every moment of it."

Harry also gave a glowing review: "That was absolutely incredible."

The American musical is sung and rapped, and is about the life of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton – inspired by the 2004 biography Alexander Hamilton by historian Ron Chernow.

Meghan looked super stylish as she stepped out with her other half, flaunting her never-ending pins in a demure tuxedo dress.

She wore her hair in her signature bun style, with minimal make-up accentuating her striking features.

Harry looked equally as smart in an all-black suit and tie combo, smiling widely as he was joined by his beautiful wife for the evening out.

The Duke and Duchess are about to embark on their first royal tour as a married couple in October, where they will visit Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and the Kingdom of Tonga.