Robbie Williams and Britains Got Talent champ Colin Thackery lead the stars at the Royal Variety Performance

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ROBBIE Williams and Britain’s Got Talent champ Colin Thackery lead the stars at this year’s Royal Variety Performance.

Held at the London Palladium theatre, the swanky do took place earlier this month on Monday 18 November – with The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in attendance.

Robbie Williams stood out in incredibly festive trousers
Colin Thackery sang for the royals
Lewis Capaldi also performed

New snaps from the glitzy event have now been released ahead of the show’s TV premiere on 10 December, with the star-studded line-up promising a fantastic show.

Robbie, 45, is among the big names to take to the stage, with the British singer standing out in incredibly festive tartan trousers following the release of his new Christmas album.

Chelsea Pensioner Colin, 89, finally got his big moment after securing the gig after winning Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year.

Frank Skinner, Emeli Sande, Lewis Capaldi, Mabel, and Jamie Cullum were also among the performers.

Mabel was among the singers
Frank Skinner provided some light relief
Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan hosted the night
Emeli Sande dazzled on stage
The cast of Mary Poppins gave fans a sneak peek of the West End show
Prince William and wife Kate were in the audience

The entertainment programme was hosted by comics Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan, who ensured that the laughs kept coming all night long.

US jazz sensation Harry Connick Junior, the cast of the West End’s Mary Poppins and musical Come From Away wowed the royals and live audience – with Cirque Du Soleil also giving a jaw-dropping sneak peek at their new show LUZIA.

The Royal Variety Performance is an annual London event, with 2019 marking the third time that Prince William and wife Catherine have been in the audience, following their attendances in 2014 and 2017.

The show raises money for struggling entertainers throughout the UK who require help due to ill health, old age, or having fallen on hard times.