It is not often that Kate Moss finds herself upstaged. But the supermodel’s enthusiastic turn on the tambourine was overshadowed by a rare reunion of Pink Floyd legendsDavid Gilmour and Roger Waters.
They took to the stage at the Hoping For Palestine charity gala, where guests bid at an auction throughout the night to raise money for Palestinian refugee children.
Held at Jemima Khan‘s country house Kiddington Hall at the weekend, the Pink Floyd duo performed To Know Him Is To Love Him, Wish You Were Here and Comfortably Numb. Financier Arpad Busson then bid £50,000 for them to play Another Brick In The Wall.
The evening began when Nick Cave and Jamie Hince sang Stagger Lee, with Moss and Cave’s wife Susie Bick on tambourines.
The evening was orchestrated by the Hoping Foundation’s trustees Bella Freud, Karma Nabulsi, James Fox and Sudhir Hazareesingh and raised £400,000. Guests included Guy Ritchie and new girlfriend Jacqui Ainsley, Fearne Cotton, Dougray Scott, Harry Potterdirector Alfonso Cuarón and Sheherazade Goldsmith.
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