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Kylie Minogue and Shawn Mendes Lead Celebs at Earthshot Prize Ceremony
Prince William awarded five winners £1 million each for environmental innovations to repair the planet during the fifth Earthshot Prize ceremony with global celebrities.
- On November 2, Prince William, the Prince of Wales, hosted the Earthshot Prize awards ceremony at the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro, awarding five winners 1 million each to develop environmental solutions.
- The Earthshot Prize was founded by Prince William's Royal Foundation five years ago to reward ideas that can be scaled, organisers say it aims to repair the planet with measurable impact across oceans, skies and nature.
- Shawn Mendes performed his song 'Youth' and Seu Jorge covered David Bowie's 'Heroes', while Kylie Minogue closed with a medley including 'Padam, Padam' and William sang along.
- Rio-Based re.green won the protect and restore nature category for restoring tropical forests using drones and satellite imagery, and William will join Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer later on Thursday at COP30 in Belem.
- William told guests that since the prize launched, much has been achieved but warned this is no time for complacency, reflecting at Princess Diana's 1991 pose spot.
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Prince William met with Kylie Minogue and Shawn Mendes in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday evening. The celebrities performed at the fifth Earthshot Prize ceremony.
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Prince William flew to Rio de Janeiro for this speech. When the fifth "Earthshot" prize was awarded, King Charles' son surprised with a gesture that the least would have expected.
Kylie Minogue wows as she meets Prince William at Earthshot prize - The Mirror
Australian pop princess Kylie dazzled among a host of A-listers to celebrate this year's Earthshot Prize in Rio and meet its founder, heir to the throne Prince William at a special concert event
·London, United Kingdom
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