KATHERINE Jenkins and Jessie J led the glam and tonight’s glitzy Royal Variety Performance.
The classical singer looked typically stunning in a Union Jack dress with a floaty cape, while Jessie was demure in a chic black outfit.
Blonde bombshell Katherine beamed on the red carpet, proudly showing off her patriotic frock inside the Royal Albert Hall.
Jessie was a vision, looking strong after a difficult year that has seen her have surgeries after being diagnosed with breast cancer.
She will sing her new track “I’ll never know why” later in the night.
It was a who’s who of entertainers inside the iconic venue, with the talented guestlist dressing to the nines.
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Westlife‘s Kian Egan, Shane Filan and Nicky Byrne were dapper in black suits, while Tom Fletcher swapped his rock ‘n’ roll tour outfits for a smart suit.
Queen drummer Roger Taylor and his wife Sarina Potgieter put on a loved-up display on the carpet, while ska legends Madness, led by frontman Suggs, were in fine form.
Evening host Jason Manford waved and looked ready to lead the showbiz spectacular, following on from Amanda Holden and Alan Carr last year.
Celebrity Traitors star Stephen Fry was back in more familiar territory after his brush with the hit BBC gameshow up in Scotland.
Adrian Stoica and his dog Hurricane, from America’s Got Talent, brought some sparkle to the occasion, with Adam rocking a pink sequin blazer.
Royal couple Catherine, Princess of Wales, and Prince William joined proceedings, arriving together and looking excited for a night of entertainment.
Catherine looked incredible in a velvet green dress and large sparkling earrings.
It is the first event they’ve attended together since Kate’s cancer diagnosis, and marks their sixth time at the entertainment showpiece in total.
The evening will feature an exclusive performance by the cast of Paddington The Musical.
Meanwhile in celebration of the show’s 40th anniversary there will be a performance from the West End and Paris casts of Les Misérables.
This will include a star studded lineup with Michael Ball, Matt Lucas and Killian Donnelly all performing.
ITV will air the show next month.
Last year, the King watched the star-studded show by himself because Queen Camilla was forced to pull out at the last minute due to illness.
