Ed Sheeran says he’s back to ‘father duties’ after Platinum Jubilee Pageant performance

Ed Sheeran says he will return to “his father’s duties” after his “surreal” performance at the Platinum Jubilee Challenge Sunday night.

The megastar, who became a second-time father last month, sang the hit romantic ballad Perfect at the anniversary celebration, which featured images of the Queen and Prince Philip on giant screens on stage.

‘I’m coming back [to daddy duties] later. I think we’re going to have a curry,” Ed, 31, said in an interview before his stunning performance.

He continued: ‘It’s like a moment of nostalgia. This is the case when I bought a guitar after seeing Eric Clapton and kept playing it during the Diamond Jubilee ten years ago.

“I think it’s really surreal. I think it’s really surreal. i still have [2002 Golden Jubilee concert] DVD Party at the Palace at My Home. You’re pinching yourself for these events.

Talking about the atmosphere of the event, he added: ‘It’s beautiful and the air touching the forest is beautiful…

Congratulations! Last month, he announced that he and his wife, Cherry Seaborn, had secretly had their second child. [pictured in February]

Surprise! The singer took to Instagram at the time to announce the shocking news and shared a photo of a pair of white baby shoes.

The Good News: Ed captioned the photo with the caption: “I just want you to know that we have another beautiful daughter. We are both so in love with her and we are so happy to be a family of 4.

“Days like this rarely feel patriotic. I think the last one like this was the European Championship final.”

Ed took turns taking turns as he stepped onto the stage outside Buckingham Palace to perform.

He was wearing a navy blue suit combined with a white shirt and silver tie, holding his guitar in front of him as he sang.

Born to Perform: The Megastar played the hit ballad Perfect, with images of the Queen and Prince Philip appearing on giant screens during the celebrations.

Verdict: “I’m going back” [to daddy duties] later. I think we’re going to have curry,” Ed said in an interview before his stunning performance.

Dream: He continued: ‘This is like a purely nostalgic moment. “This is what happened when I picked up a guitar and played it at the Diamond Jubilee ten years ago after seeing Eric Clapton.”

It has been announced that Ed will be performing at the end of May for his platinum anniversary.

She took the stage for the national anthem in the finale of the Carnival Parade on the streets of London and sang the hit romantic ballad Perfect as images of the Queen and Philip appeared on huge screens around the stage.

The man the Queen describes as her “strength and pillar”, Philip, who was married to the monarch for 73 years, devoted decades of his life to royal duties.

Looks Good: Ed is wearing a navy blue suit combined with a white shirt and silver tie, holding his guitar in front of him as he sings.

He died at the age of 99 during the epidemic in April last year, forcing the queen to mourn her confidant for life.

Ed said he would be returning home to spend quality time with his partner Cherry Seaborn and their two children after announcing they would be together last month. welcomed their second child in secret.

The couple are already parents to their 21-month-old eldest daughter, Lyra Antarctica, whom they adopted in August 2020.

Making Music: Ed performed at the Diamond Jubilee concert at Buckingham Palace in 2012.

The Queen appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the final scene of her platinum anniversary celebration.

The 96-year-old monarch appeared for a few moments and greeted the crowd from the balcony, which was joined by family members, including the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

After the queen, who had been feeling a little uncomfortable in the last days, the crowd outside the palace sang the National Anthem and her family said goodbye on the balcony.

Celebrations are coming to a close: The Queen, Prince Charles and Cambridge appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to witness the conclusion of their platinum anniversary celebrations.

Crowd: Crowds sing the national anthem on a screen with the Queen at The Mall

Regal: Original gold coronation chariot with queen hologram on display during the platinum procession

Looking back: Morris Minor cars are seen in the Platinum Jubilee Competition as a glimpse into British automobile history

Prior to that, the monarch appeared in the form of a hologram during the Platinum Jubilee Contest.

During the street elections in London, a 3D image of the Queen, who has struggled with her mobility for the past few months, hailed the crowd from the Gold State Coach.

Surrounded by mounted guards, the chariot contained archival footage of the monarch, and special effects made it look like the queen was riding through the streets of the British capital.

All Stars: AJ Odudu, Holly Willoughby, Rylan Clark-Neal, and Nicole Scherzinger join the show

Trendy: 40-year-old Adam Lambart showed off his sensational style sense in a striking black jacket embellished with gold stitching as he took the stage with Queen on Saturday night.

Legends: Brian May plays lead guitar in the opening song, while Roger Taylor puts on an incredible show behind the drums

The car led the magnificent parade, which was attended by about 10,000 people, 6,000 of whom were artists.

Other members of the royal family – including the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge – all enjoyed the festivities from the royal box.

The event was attended by many big names such as Sir Cliff Richard, Naomi Campbell, Dame Joan Collins and Kate Moss riding a ’90s-themed bus, as well as classic James Bond cars and the Dalek from “Doctor Who.” .

Additionally, the parade featured a special appearance by pop star Ed Sheeran, along with a Bollywood-inspired episode celebrating the British South Asian experience.

Nostalgia: Naomi Campbell spotted atop her ’90s bus during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Parade in London