Scottish folk songs

Without much reassurance, Prince Charles sang Aberdeenshire anthem, The Bonnie Lass o'Fyvie, for Ant and Dec during a night at their Scottish house, Dumfries House

Obviously enthralled by the Prince of Wales' skit, the set continued to shower the royal with hot praise and joked that if he was auditioning for Britainhas got skill he would be 'through to another round'

The surprising moments feature in an innovative new ITV documentary celebrating 40 several years of Prince Charles' charity, The Prince's Trust. Ant and Dec, both 40, were issued accessibility His Royal Highness, his sons Prince William and Prince Harry, their spouse Duchess of Cornwall, and his work with the one off special.

Following a banquet at their highlands abode, Prince Charles joined a couple of friends in an after-dinner sing-song. He had been seen by music legend Rod Stewart and his partner Penny Lancaster.

Following short overall performance, Ant said: 'He finished okay didn't he?'

Dec joked: 'It's an indeed from myself, ' to which Ant responded: 'He's until the next round'.

Ant and Dec, both 40, were granted use of their Royal Highness, his sons Prince William and Prince Harry and his work for an one off documentary

Ant and Dec had been accompanied within event by their particular spouses Lisa Armstrong, pictured kept, and Ali Astall, right

Following a banquet at their highlands abode, Charles joined up with a few guests in an after-dinner sing-song

Following the brief performance, Ant stated: 'He done all right did not he?' while Dec joked: 'It's an indeed from me'

Dec commented: 'He did really indeed there. He held the track.'

And Ant determined: 'Now it really is to people, it is up to you. In the event that you wanna see Prince of Wales when you look at the last, the amount to phone is 09...'

Accompanied by their wives Lisa Armstrong and Ali Astall, Ant and Dec had been welcomed to keep the night at Dumfries home in 2 regarding the four primary bed rooms. They acknowledge they made good use of the butler.

Ant said: 'Really, when you experience a butler and he claims, "exactly what would you like?" you aren't simply going to state, "I'm going to sleep", we went, "Wine please".'

Meanwhile, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini in addition tends to make a look when you look at the documentary and acknowledges that her life might have gone an extremely different way.

The 32-year-old hitmaker candidly revealed the woman belief that she might have looked to medicines or a life of crime if it just weren't the party academy she went to inside her youth.

The X Factor judge became an ambassador for Prince's Trust in 2011 and has set up two sister organisations which aim to assist support disadvantaged young ones in her hometown.

Having seen first-hand the routes numerous usually takes, Cheryl explained that the woman passion for songs and party offered her the drive to succeed and stick to the right and thin.

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini spoke of exactly how embracing dance as a young child conserved this lady from a really different lifestlye in ITV documentary, whenever Ant and Dec Met The Prince: 40 Years of The Prince’s Trust

Cheryl went to her old party academy in Newcastle as she talked concerning the difficulties of developing upon her impoverished estate

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have travelled back into their particular indigenous Newcastle to learn the job the Prince's Trust has done in the town

When you look at the interview, she stated: 'easily don't having [my dancing], and I was not fortunate enough to come calmly to dancing courses or had that discipline instilled in me personally, i really could went anywhere. I could have-been a drug addict, I really could have been in prison. Any path may have happened had I maybe not had have this possibility.'

Cheryl, which shot to fame on skill show Popstars: The Rivals in 2002, disclosed that dancing from the woman more youthful years put the girl up on her behalf success in women Aloud.

Whenever Ant asked exactly how younger she began dancing, she said: '3 or 4, yeah. It's essential that whenever you are younger along with something that you're disciplined in, something that you enjoy, it establishes you up throughout your lifetime.'

Cheryl is definitely candid about the woman tough upbringing, which saw the lady mature on a tough council estate in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in which the woman sibling Andrew spiraled into a lifetime of beverage and alcohol abuse.

In a bid to assist youngsters in comparable situations she set-up The Cheryl Cole Foundation, which is designed to offer vital resources for The Prince's rely upon the north-east.

She later on created Cheryl's Trust which aimed to improve £2million to construct a center to greatly help support around 4000 disadvantaged teenagers.