Katherine Jenkins performs live Facebook concert to entertain amid coronavirus isolation
Welsh opera singer Katherine Jenkins has performed a live Facebook concert for people staying at home amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The Neath-born star said she wanted to entertain people after pubs, clubs and restaurants closed indefinitely on Friday.
She also urged any children watching to "be really really good" for their parents.
Katherine opened the concert with an Italian-composed song, which she said translated means: "In my fantasy world there is a world of peace and truth and justice and honesty."
"With everything going on right now that just seems really nice," she added.
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Katherine joins other musicians live-streaming free concerts amid the coronavirus pandemic, including Niall Horan, Coldplay, John Legend and Miley Cyrus.
Viewers of the concert commented on the live-stream to thank Katherine for the concert.
One viewer said: "That was fantastic. Thankyou for brightening up my day. Love to you and your family."
Another added: "Loved the free concert. please can you do more?? your music is helping me keep calm."
At the end of the live-stream, Katherine said: "Until next time...sending you all a big virtual cwtch."
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