Prince Charming was the third and final studio album by Adam and the Ants and originally came out in 1981. The album combined double drums built on Burundi rhythms with the band's theatrical presentation. The singles Stand and Deliver and Prince Charming both reached number one in the UK charts, while Ant Rap made the top five. With his highwayman and prince characters, Adam Ant became one of the most recognisable pop figures of the early 1980s. He went solo after this album.