In among the amazing moments during Stormzy's triumphant Glastonbury Festival headline set, you'd be forgiven for not spotting a familiar face from Game of Thrones.
Among the special guests was Raleigh Ritchie – which just so happens to be the musical alter ego of Jacob Anderson, aka Grey Worm.
Clearly taking a detour from his journey to Naarth, the star appeared on the Pyramid Stage to accompany Stormzy on their collaboration 'Don't Cry For Me'.
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We're sure Missandei would be proud.
Other guests during the set included Coldplay's Chris Martin, who accompanied the grime star on 'Blinded By Your Grace, Pt 1', as well as rappers Dave and Fredo, who performed 'Funky Friday'.
Stormzy has since received a wealth of praise for the set, including from none other than Adele, who wrote on Instagram: "I have love in abundance for this strong, sweet and honest man.
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"I'm so proud of him, Stormzy just monumentally headlined Glastonbury in his own right with one album!! The first Grime artist ever to do so, you respected everyone that opened the door for you whilst opening a huge one yourself.
"You and your team are all so good, hard working and beautiful and deserve everything that comes your way. Its been a joy to watch you unfold at lightning speed with absolute grace. It’s actually crazy what you’ve done in less than 3 years, well done darling x."
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Ed Sheeran also sent his congratulations, writing: "First black British solo artist to headline Glastonbury, second youngest to ever headline, and just an inspiration to so many.
"This is just the start, congrats big Mike, looking forward to see you do more achievements like this."
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