Princes William and Harry will attend the premiere of ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’.
The royal siblings will head to London’s Royal Albert Hall for the European premiere of the hotly-anticipated movie – which stars Mark Hamill and Adam Driver – on December 12.
A tweet on the Kensington Palace Twitter page confirmed: "The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry will attend The European Premiere of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, at the Royal Albert Hall on December 12.
"The premiere is hosted in aid of The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry. (sic)"
William, 35, and Harry, 33, are known to be huge fans of the sci-fi series and are expected to make cameos in the motion picture.
The pair are said to have starred as Stormtroopers in the film alongside actor Tom Hardy and singer Gary Barlow.
A source recently revealed the four famous faces will appear in the same scene, but because they will be wearing the iconic Stormtroopers outfits, it will be impossible for moviegoers to identify who is who.
John Boyega, who plays the role of Finn in the film franchise, said sharing a scene with the royal brothers "wrapped in Stormtroopers costumes" made for a "strange contrast of a weird family".
He added: "It was a great experience."
It comes after John previously admitted the pair were due to appear in the motion picture.
He said: "I think they took that scene out.
"I’ve had enough with those secrets. They came on set. They were there. I’m sick of hiding it. It think it was leaked, anyway."
In April 2016, Daisy Ridley – who plays Rey in the movie – and her co-star Mark (Luke Skywalker) showed William and Harry around the movie set at Pinewood Studios, Buckinghamshire, south east England.
Princes William and Harry to attend Star Wars premiere
