Prince Harry has met queen of pop Lady Gaga at the Royal Albert Hall, where both stepped out to support a children’s charity WellChild, which was hosting a fundraising Gala Concert.
Lady Gaga, who looked absolutely stunning in her floor-length silver sequined dress, was introduced to the prince in the foyer of the concert hall. US crooner Tony Bennett also met the duo.
Gaga told Harry: "We think you are fantastic" as the royal thanked them for supporting the charity.
Discussing how they collaborated on their new jazz album Cheek To Cheek, Bennett, 88, said: "I heard her personally and said we have to get together."
Harry told him: "I can't believe you have the energy, I don't know how you do it."
Gaga, 29, replied: "He runs circles around me. Wait until we get on stage."
Then Bennett said to Harry about his late mother Princess Diana: "Your mum was a good friend of mine.
"I did many benefits with her."
Harry replied: "That's fantastic."
One of the beneficiaries, 15-year-old Flynne Ewart-Biggs, who has been having treatment for a brain tumour, said: "Harry was a nice guy and it was fairly easy to talk to him.
"He asked me if I like Lady Gaga. He didn't say he was a fan but I'm sure he is. I don't know if I'll get up and dance in the royal box.
"WellChild make it a whole lot easier to have the treatment.
"They'll do my bloods and check-ups.
"I just pop round and Diane (WellChild nurse) is like a friend."