Diana Ross closes Platinum Social gathering urging crowd to thank the Queen for her service

Diana Ross has closed out the BBC’s Platinum Social gathering on the Palace live performance by urging the gang of spectators to thank the Queen for her service.

Launched by comic Lee Mack, the 78-year-old soul singer took to the stage wearing a white and black tiered voluminous costume with silver jewelry.

She delivered a collection of her hit songs, opening with Chain Response as a picture of a disco ball was projected onto Buckingham Palace.

The singer adopted the efficiency by delivering a message for the Queen, saying: “Hi there, from all of the individuals right here tonight, and thousands and thousands watching around the globe, we have now one easy message to you: Thanks.”

She then sang her tune Thank You as projections of the phrases ‘Thank You’ and ‘Love’ flashed onto the Palace behind her.

Ross closed the set with No Mountain Excessive Sufficient whereas accompanied by a choir and orchestra.

The projection was modified to that of a Union Jack throughout the tune because the Prince of Wales was seen clapping whereas the Duchess of Cornwall waved a flag.

On the finish of the tune, she mentioned: “I’m in admiration of you, Your Majesty.

“I’m so proud and happy to be right here to share this night with you, and I do know you all really feel the identical”.

She closed the present by urging everybody within the crowd to shout “thanks” to the Queen, which was adopted by rounds of applause.

The particular jubilee occasion, which was held outdoors Buckingham Palace, additionally featured a star-studded line-up with performances from Duran Duran, Craig David, Alicia Keys and Sir Rod Stewart amongst others.

Queen + Adam Lambert opened the live performance with a collection of their basic hit songs together with We Will Rock You, Don’t Cease Me Now and We Are The Champions.