Holly Willoughby and her rarely-seen children pay emotional visit to Buckingham Palace to pay respects to the Queen

A number of celebs have been spotted in the miles-long queue to visit Her Majesty's coffin in Westminster Hall. Ever since news broke of the Queen's death on September 8, tributes have poured in worldwide from well-wishers gathering outside Palace walls to lay flowers and messages. Among the grieving Brits, who have until Monday 19 to witness Her Majesty lying in state, were the likes of David Beckham and Holly Willoughby to Phillip Schofield and Susanna Reid.

David Beckham, 48, has been praised by many for queueing for over 12 hours to see the Queen lying-in-state at Westminster.Twitter users have rushed to the microblogging site to hit out at Phillip Schofield, 60, and Holly Willoughby, 41, who "jumped the queue" to film a This Morning segment.Holly and Phil cut sombre figures as they filmed a segment for Tuesday's episode of This Morning at London's Westminster Hall.The TV duo joined a seperate queue for press and were taken to the press gallery, leaving Twitter users outraged as they skipped the long-line.Journalist Joe Michalczuk fumed: "David Beckham in the queue for over 10 hours paying his respects to The Queen while Holly and Phil saunter in, skipping the line is a terrible look."Why do people like this think they’re special? Unless you’re Royalty or a foreign President you join the queue. End of."Dan Wootton wrote in view of his 450,000 followers: "The queue jumping of the Elizabeth line by the elite is a disgrace."Why does every MP (and their four mates), not to mention Holly and Phil, think they're better than the rest of us?"Unlike Susanna Reid who lined up for seven hours with her mum."I'd love to see one MP do the same," he added.Other social media users fumed at the TV duo online for their "shameful" queue jumping.TheonlyBird said: "Absolutely zero shocks that Phil Schofield and Holly Willoughby jumped the queue."Beckham has many flaws but respect him for queuing for 12 hours when he could have easily wangled his way in." (sic)IndeedItsMark added: "If both Phil and Holly did jump the queue then this is shameful."They have no more right to jump the queue than you or I.

David Beckham couldn't hide his emotions as he finally filed past the Queen's coffin to pay his respects to the late monarch. The former Manchester United and England star joined the hundreds of thousands of other mourners who have queued to pay their last tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.

David Beckham was spotted joining the public in the infamous queue to see Her Majesty's coffin at Westminster Hall on Friday.MORE: Who will attend the Queen's funeral - see namesCaptured by countless fans joining the thousands of members of the public as they queued through London, the former footballer, 47, was seen donning a flat cap for the occasion.WATCH: David Beckham reveals heartfelt reason why he joined the queue to see the Queen's coffinOne Twitter user caught a glimpse of the doting father and penned: "Oooh and DAVID BECKHAM is just a few lines behind us in the snake. It’s causing quite the stir.READ:   King Charles' sweet gesture to sons Prince William and Prince Harry as he is proclaimed KingSEE: Queen Elizabeth II's loving message to son Charles revealed"The Queue is now full of people trying to photograph David Beckham and forgetting to actually move onwards.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield looked emotional as they made their way through Westminster Hall to seen the Queen lie in state.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield looked sombre as they paid their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II as her coffin is Lying-in-State in Westminster Hall. The TV stars were dressed in black and had lanyards around their necks, which could be for press access to see the Queen Lying-in-State. Holly, 41, wore a buttoned-up dress with silver buttons and she donned a black face mask, whilst Phillip, 60 stood behind her wearing a dark suit and a very solemn expression.Their appearance to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster Hall came as Friday's This Morning was cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news coverage of the Queen.

Holly Willoughby appeared filled with emotion as she joined Phillip Schofield to see the Queen lie in state. Queen Elizabeth II spent her first full day lying in state on Thursday (September 15) after the public were allowed to start paying their respects to the late monarch from 5pm on Wednesday.

This Morning fans were left "in tears" as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield made a major show announcement at the end of Thursday's episode (September 15).Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the ITV programme was pulled from air last Friday.The show returned earlier this week with several special editions paying tribute to the late monarch and on Thursday's show, Holly and Phil confirmed This Morning would once again go off air.READ MORE: This Morning's Holly and Phil shut down Prince Harry reconciliation hopes amid 'issues'At the end of the episode, the presenters informed viewers of the schedule change.They confirmed Friday and Monday's shows had been cancelled in favour of rolling ITV News coverage amid a 10-day period of national mourning.

Viewers were left shedding a few tears as the latest episode of This Morning came to an end. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday (September 15) for the first time as scheduled since the Queen's death last week.

This Morning has been cancelled tomorrow to make way for the coverage of King Charles' Cardiff visit.

THIS Morning's Friday edition has been cancelled as hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield confirmed the show won't air. The presenters shared the news at the end of Thursday's show, revealing ITV's plans for some special royal coverage.

Holly Willoughby caused momentary chaos in the This Morning studio as she returned to screens. She was back fronting the ITV daytime show on Thursday (September 15) alongside Phillip Schofield which continued to pay tribute the Queen Elizabeth II, a week on from her death.

This Morning was in chaos on Thursday morning when host Holly Willoughby wrecked a display of royal memorabilia during an "insensitive" segment.The blonde beauty and Phillip Scofield welcomed a pawn broker onto the show on September 15 to advise viewers on what royal memorabilia they can invest in amid Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's passing.But chaos broke out on set when Holly knocked over some gold sovereigns worth hundreds of pounds.READ NEXT: Phillip Schofield shuts down Matthew Wright as he urges King to 'sell Buckingham Palace'And elsewhere other viewers of the ITV Daytime show slammed the segment for being "insensitive".At the time Holly was moving from one display to the next when she knocked over some golden sovereigns and said: "Oh gosh! Sorry, I'm not trashing the place."She then knocked something out which left her and Phil laughing and Holly looking slightly awkward.Holly then said: "I'm just going to step away. I'm not going to touch anything."Phillip then revealed that chaos regularly happens when the duo are together and explained: "What we're actually doing here is a well-known foil of ours."When Holly knocked over the display of expensive sovereigns, one viewer penned: "It’s worth nowt now Holly has knocked it off." Elsewhere viewers fumed over the "insensitive" segment when one penned: "#thismorning bit insensitive tbh...

Phillip Schofield has shared how he and other members of the This Morning team weren't allowed to share one detail from their visit to Buckingham Palace earlier this year. Back in May, the presenter and his co-host Holly Willoughby headed to the late Queen's London residence for a special edition of the daytime show.

This Morning held a tribute programme in honour of the Queen and touched upon her moment of bravery whilst on the Emmerdale set. Soap expert Sharon Marshall was welcomed to the show by Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield and spoke about her numerous visits to some of the nation’s favourite soaps.

This Morning on Wednesday, September 14, Matthew Wright appeared on the blue sofa to chat to Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby about Queen Elizabeth II's sad passing. Speaking about the late Monarch and the new King, Matthew touched on the controversial redundancies that have been issued to staff at Clarence House.READ MORE: Harry and Meghan 'could fly Archie and Lilibet over for Queen's funeral'Clearly angry about the redundancies, Matthew said that King Charles should have decided to sell Buckingham Palace in order to keep his home and staff at Clarence House."If you'd stayed in Clarence House, you could have perhaps sold Buckingham Palace," Matthew unexpectedly said.Host Phillip looked at Matthew and said: "Really?" while scrunching up is face in disgust.

Richmond, southwest London. The Edwardian house has six bedrooms a garden in which the TV star enjoys growing vegetables. Earlier this year, The Mirror reported that Holly had won planning permission to build a first-floor side and front extension, making her luxurious property even bigger.

Viewers couldn't help by be confused when Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield were joined by a very special Corgi on This Morning. The ITV daytime show returned on Tuesday (September 13) with the duo at the helm for another special programme paying tribute to the Queen.

Holly Willoughby encouraged her three children to write letters to the late Queen Elizabeth II in an effort to help them “process their grief” following her death last week.On Thursday (September 8), Her Royal Highness passed away at the age of 96 at her home in Balmoral Castle just 18 months after the death of her husband Prince Philip.The TV presenter – who shared a rare snap of her children as they laid their handmade tributes to the Queen over the weekend – spoke out about how she and her children had been coping with her death.READ MORE: Queen's 'greatest legacy will be to have reunited her family', says Diana's ex butlerAfter an emotional weekend, the 41-year-old appeared alongside Phillip Schofield on Monday’s edition of This Morning, where she explained how she helped her children to understand what had happened.Speaking alongside co-hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary, Holly revealed how she encouraged her children to write a letter to Her Majesty to help them come to terms with her death.She explained: “She was just consistently here for so many of us. So many of us never knew any different so suddenly for her not to be there...“I think that is why on Saturday I wanted to take the children down because I think you are trying to explain it to young people.“You are almost trying to understand it yourself.