Tom Walker has said he owes Kate Middleton 'royalties' after her piano duet led to a huge spike in sales for the singer's music.
Their delightful performance of his track For Those Who Can’t Be Here at Royal Carols: Together At Christmas saw the singer joined by the Duchess of Cambridge on piano, and has since seen his music go rocketing up the charts.However, speaking about the moment, Tom has revealed that while the Duchess thanked him for the opportunity he should be the one penning the thankyou letters.: ‘It was so well received, I probably owe her royalties now.
At time of writing, the tune is currently sitting pretty at number two on the iTunes UK singles chart, behind Ed Sheeran and Sir Elton John’s festive hit Merry Christmas. ‘You think the Royal Family almost don’t get nervous, they’re so used to the spotlight. But this was obviously a very different, new experience for her.’
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