Watch: The moment Royal Navy carrier HMS Prince of Wales passes Southsea Common during the Sugababes set at Victorious festival 2022 in Portsmouth

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VIDEO footage captured the moment a Royal Navy aircraft carrier passed Southsea Common during Victorious festival.

HMS Prince of Wales sailed past revelling festival-goers during a Sugababes set today.

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The departure of the £3.2bn aircraft carrier from Portsmouth was delayed due to a ‘technical fault’.

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HMS Prince of Wales passing Southsea Common today during Sugababes set at Victorious Festival.HMS Prince of Wales passing Southsea Common today during Sugababes set at Victorious Festival.
HMS Prince of Wales passing Southsea Common today during Sugababes set at Victorious Festival.

Sea exercises are due to take place in the United States, which sailors aboard the vessel are set to be a part of.

The Sugababes were performing their set in front of a packed crowd on the Common Stage.

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Fans flocked from across the UK to watch them perform, and the reaction towards them has been full of love and affection.

Jack Pollard, 31, and Evie Snell, loved seeing the Sugababes, saying they brought ‘hit after hit’.

HMS Prince of Wales departure from the Spinnaker Tower. Picture: @CNPics_HMS Prince of Wales departure from the Spinnaker Tower. Picture: @CNPics_
HMS Prince of Wales departure from the Spinnaker Tower. Picture: @CNPics_

Super-fan Jack said: ‘They obviously get on so well after all this time. They were a powerhouse.

‘The chemistry is still there. They gave hit after hit.’

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Evie, referring to the band’s hit single ‘Too Lost In You’, said: ‘I liked their song from (the film) Love Actually.’

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