The celebrities will be a part of younger individuals who have been supported by the Prince’s Trust on the coronation this weekend.

Also among the many movie star visitors can be British Vogue editor-in-chief Edward Enninful and lead singer of the Welsh band Stereophonics, Kelly Jones.

The Coronation service can be attended by a congregation of greater than 2,200 individuals.

Guests attending will embrace Members of the Royal Family, in addition to worldwide representatives from 203 nations, together with roughly 100 Heads of State.

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Ant and Dec are attending the occasion at Westminster Abbey of their capability as goodwill ambassadors with the Prince’s Trust, a task they took up in 2021 after some twenty years working with the charity.

Best recognized for fronting exhibits together with I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, Ant and Dec have hosted The Prince’s Trust Awards 10 instances and not too long ago collaborated with the charity on a course to make the media trade extra accessible.

McPartlin stated: “Our Making It In Media course with The Prince’s Trust is an actual ardour challenge for us.

“There are so many roles in TV and media that younger individuals could have by no means thought-about as a profession. We need to assist younger individuals discover out extra in regards to the trade."

Donnelly added: “We’re incredibly proud to have partnered with the Prince’s Trust on this project over the last two years - and we hope we can help change many more young lives together in the years ahead.”

Vogue editor Edward Enninful, who as a global ambassador for the trust has helped guide its work in Africa and across the world, will attend.

There will also be an appearance from American singer-songwriter Lionel Richie, who was named chairman of the trust’s global ambassador group in 2019 with the aim of helping to develop its global remit on issues including youth education and unemployment.

Kelly Jones, lead singer of the Stereophonics, was supported by the trust before the band signed a record deal, receiving a grant to help them buy new equipment so they could perform live.

Other high-profile alumni of the charity invited to the event include magician Dynamo, real name Steven Frayne, who received support, advice and a business start-up loan.

“The Prince’s Trust gave me the support no-one else would and it changed my life - that’s real magic," he stated.

British-Ghanaian hairstylist Charlotte Mensah is attending after receiving a grant in 1999, which allowed her to arrange her personal salon, The Hair Lounge, in London’s Portobello Road.

Among the younger individuals attending with the Prince’s Trust are Hassan Alkhawam, 24, who sought sanctuary in Northern Ireland together with his household in 2017 after escaping the battle in Syria.

He was supported by the belief as he utilized to review software program engineering at college and now runs his personal native social enterprise.

South-east London-based Funmilola Sosanya, 31, skilled bereavement and unemployment earlier than the belief helped her safe employment as a healthcare assistant.

In addition to the visitors who can be within the Abbey, greater than 30 individuals supported by the belief will attend a screening in St Margaret’s Church, Westminster.

The Prince’s Trust, based in 1976, has supported a couple of million younger individuals within the UK because it was based and now helps them in additional than 20 nations around the globe.