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    Celebrities to join UK's Prince William in Brazil for Earthshot Prize

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    Posted on October 21, 2025

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    Prince William's Earthshot Prize 2023 in Brazil will feature celebrities and global artists, promoting innovative environmental solutions.

    Celebrities Join Prince William for Earthshot Prize in Brazil

    LONDON (Reuters) -Pop star Kylie Minogue and former Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel will be among celebrities joining Britain's Prince William for the next month's awards ceremony in Brazil for his multi-million dollar environmental prize.

    The British heir to the throne launched the Earthshot Prize in 2020 with the aim of finding innovative solutions to pressing environmental problems. This year's winners will be announced at a star-studded event to be held in Rio de Janeiro on November 5.

    Among performers on the night will be Brazilian musicians Gilberto Gil, Seu Jorge and Anitta, along with Canadian pop singer Shawn Mendes and Minogue - who was recently picked out by William's father King Charles as an artist whose music brings him joy, organisers said on Wednesday.

    The event will be hosted by Brazilian TV presenter Luciano Huck and other presenters will include gymnast Rebeca Andrade, Brazil's most decorated Olympian, Brazil's most capped soccer player Cafu, and four-times F1 world champion Vettel.

    The German driver, who had become increasingly outspoken about the environment and sustainability, saying climate change had made him question his job, retired in 2022.

    WINNERS RECEIVE CASH PRIZES FOR THEIR PROJECTS

    "With two weeks to go, we are thrilled to announce the support of global artists, performers, and exceptional Brazilian talent, joining us in Rio," Earthshot's chief executive Jason Knauf said.

    As well as announcing details of the awards night, organisers released a "Meet the World's True Action Heroes" trailer which was voiced by Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey.

    The goal of Earthshot is to find innovations to combat climate and other green issues, and awards five winners 1 million pounds ($1.3 million) each to drive their projects.

    This year's ceremony will be held shortly before the UN climate summit COP30 which is also being held in Brazil, which William will attend in place of his father, who has campaigned on environmental issues for more than five decades.

    (Reporting by Michael HoldenEditing by Ros Russell)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Prince William hosts Earthshot Prize in Brazil.
    • •Celebrities like Kylie Minogue and Sebastian Vettel to attend.
    • •Event to feature performances by global artists.
    • •Awards aim to find innovative environmental solutions.
    • •Coincides with the upcoming UN climate summit COP30.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Celebrities to join UK's Prince William in Brazil for Earthshot Prize

    1What is the Earthshot Prize?

    The Earthshot Prize is an environmental award launched by Prince William in 2020, aimed at finding innovative solutions to pressing environmental problems.

    2What are cash prizes in the Earthshot Prize?

    Winners of the Earthshot Prize receive cash prizes of £1 million each to support their innovative environmental projects.

    3What is sustainability?

    Sustainability refers to the practice of meeting our own needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs, often focusing on environmental conservation.

    4What are environmental issues?

    Environmental issues are problems that affect the natural world, including climate change, pollution, deforestation, and loss of biodiversity.

    5What is innovation in environmental context?

    Innovation in the environmental context refers to the development of new ideas, products, or methods that improve sustainability and reduce environmental impact.

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