Princess Diana's brother Charles Spencer expressed his excitement as he welcomed more than 350 members of the Rock Choir to Althorp House on Friday in Diana's honour.
On X, the former Twitter handle, Prince William and Harry's uncle shared a video that read: “Recording a charity single for the wonderful Diana Award.”
She added: “The Diana Award was established 25 years ago to continue my sister’s legacy of caring and hope for young people around the world.”
In another tweet, Spencer shared her photo with members of the Rock Choir and said: “Meeting some of the wonderful ladies of the Rock Choir during their recording for the Diana Award at Althorp House today.”
He later shared another video and tweeted: “Members of the Rock Choir leaving @AlthorpHouse just now, at the end of a long day of singing.
“It’s wonderful that these 350 women and a handful of men have donated their time and talent today to support the inspiring charitable work of the excellent @DianaAward.”
She also shared the post on Instagram.
Spencer met members of the Rock Choir days before Harry's visit to the UK.
