Queen Camilla's nephew has ditched traditional carols for an American hip-hop performer at a Christmas charity event.
Sir Ben Elliot, co-founder of a global luxury concierge service, has signed Philadelphia-born rapper Eve to perform at St James's Church in Piccadilly this Christmas.
The rapper, known for her hits such as Who's That Girl? and Let Me Blow Your Mind, lives in London with her husband and former racing driver husband, Maximillion Cooper.
The festive fundraiser aims to raise money for young people affected by poverty through the Quintessentially Foundation and its Firefly Project initiative.
Queen Camilla's nephew has ditched traditional carols for an American hip-hop performer at a Christmas charity event
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Queen Camilla's sister, Annabel Elliot, set up the Quintessentially Foundation.
The event will also feature artists such as Emeli Sande and Jack Savoretti.
Sir Ben, the former chair of the Conservative Party and son of Camilla's sister and her late husband Simon, received a knighthood as part of Boris Johnson's resignation honours.
He hopes the event for the foundation will attract donors, including carols, live performances, and festive readings.
Sir Ben Elliot is Queen Camilla's nephew
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Princess Kate will also host a Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey on December 6.
The festive celebration will bring together 1,600 people who have dedicated themselves to supporting others in their communities.
Members of the Royal Family, including Kate's three young children, are expected to join the gathering, supported by The Royal Foundation and spearheaded by the Princess of Wales.
The service aims to celebrate individuals from across the UK who have demonstrated love, kindness and empathy in their communities, reflecting on the importance of human connection during challenging times.
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Philadelphia-born rapper Eve to perform at St James's Church in Piccadilly this Christmas.
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The world-renowned Westminster Abbey choir will perform some of the nation's most beloved carols during the service.
The service will share inspiring stories from guests in the congregation who have provided vital support across their communities.
It comes as the Princess of Wales is slowly returning to public duties after announcing she had completed her chemotherapy treatment in September this year.
The mother of two first announced her cancer diagnosis in March and stepped back from her duties while she underwent treatment.
