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This Morning regular Matthew Wright argued that, despite assumptions, the Royal Family don’t actually “bring money” into the UK on the show.During Thursday’s instalment of the hit ITV show host Phillip Schofield welcomed back competition presenter Josie Gibson as she continued to step in for Holly Willoughby for the third day in a row.While the blonde bombshell recovers at home after she fell sick with a stomach bug earlier this week, the pair spoke with the 56-year-old and royal expert Camilla Tominey about Meghan Markle’s interview with Ellen DeGeneres.And it’s fair to say that the controversial topic got the broadcaster hot under the collar as he launched into a rant about the Royal Family.The fairly bland segment quickly took a turn

Princess Diana was given a royal outing last night when Kate Middleton donned the items for the 2021 Festival of Remembrance.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, paid tribute to the late Princess Diana by wearing her Collingwood Pearl Earrings and a Three Strand Pearl Bracelet with an Eponine London dress.According to Heart.co.uk, Princess Diana wore the bracelet during a 1989 tour of Hong Kong as she attended a royal engagement.The Duchess of Cambridge has been wearing the bracelet regularly over the years, including the G-7 summit earlier this year.Kate has been hailed by a royal expert as the "the most powerful person in the royal family".Royal expert Camilla Tominey, a journalist and broadcaster, told the Daily Express: "When it comes to their

Kate Middleton's influence within the Royal Family is massive, a royal expert has claimed.Camilla Tominey, a journalist and broadcaster, claims that the Duchess of Cambridge could arguably be "the most powerful person in the royal family".The expert explained this is because she is the "wife of a future king and the mother of a future King".Prince George will one day be ruling as King according to royal protocol, while his sister Princess Charlotte could become the new Princess Royal after Anne, Express Online reports."When it comes to their generation, you could say [Kate and Prince William] are ruling the royal roost," Tominey said.Kate Middleton's recent work has also made her more likeable to the public and royal fans, according to

MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry were widely criticised by This Morning's stars today after she apologised for misleading a court. Everyone from Phillip Schofield to the show's agony aunt Vanessa Feltz had their say on the couple after a bombshell admission he did help with the book Finding Freedom.

Harry and Meghan at their own game, as the couple failed to make much of an impact when raising their concerns over the climate emergency, a royal expert has claimed. Camilla Tominey made the remarks following the Sussexes attempts to be vocal about the environment in recent days.

This Morning hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary discussed the new Spencer film which was based on the royal family and Princess Diana's demise.On Friday's programme, the hosting duo also welcomed royal reporter Camilla Tominey and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth to discuss the new royal film titled Spencer.

Prince William and Kate Middleton want their Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to have their own careers to "avoid history repeating itself", an expert has claimed.While their older brother Prince George while one day be king, the royal couple are keen for his siblings to forge their own careers and "not be royal hangers-on". Royal expert Camilla Tominey told The Telegraph's Royal Insight series that George "has his destiny planned out", but William and Kate are keen to ensure they "get the balance right" with their two youngest children.

This Morning star Phillip Schofield has claimed Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are "damned if they do, damned if they don't" as a new row has erupted over their potential UK return.It comes after a source claimed that the couple were planning to christen their daughter Lilibet in the US instead of returning to Windsor Castle to have her baptised into the Church of England.If she did return to the UK, she would be following in her brother Archie's footsteps, who was christened at the historic venue.In a dedicated segment on This Morning, royal expert Camilla Tominey explained: "My information from the Church of England yesterday was if [Lilibet] then comes over and joins a Church of England congregation, then she'll be considered

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby burst into laughter when a This Morning guest star shared their thoughts on the new Prince Harry and Meghan Markle photoshoot.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex can be seen on the cover of the latest issue of Time magazine.The photo shows the couple posing together after being named two of the most influential people in the world.Talking about the cover, Holly, 40, said: "It's a great image of them but a lot of people are saying it looks incredibly airbrushed."Turning to journalist Camilla Tominey, who joined the presenters via video link, she asked: "Camilla, every magazine cover in the world is airbrushed to a certain extent, isn't it?""I think so, yeah," she replied.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield are left in fits of giggles as they showcase Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new photoshoot snaps.The pictures come from the new issue of Time Magazine and show the couple posed together in a series of romantic shots.The two hosts were joined by journalist Camilla Tominey and presenter Matthew Wright on the show who delved into a discussion about the royal images.Holly began: "I mean the thing is, it's a great image of the show of them but a lot of people are saying it looks incredibly airbrushed."Camilla, every magazine cover in the world is airbrushed to a certain extent, isn't it?"To which Camilla replied: "I think so yeah, I mean you have had stars in the past like Kate Winslet

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Upon Meghan Markle's engagement to Prince Harry in 2017 the royal family made the fatal mistake of not introducing the Duchess of Sussex to royal journalists, a royal expert said.Writing for The Telegraph, Camilla Tominey argued if Meghan had met with Palace experts in the same way as Kate Middleton before her wedding to Prince William, relations might've been smoother.

Stars like Jay-Z, George Clooney and Beyonce were among the A-list crowd at Barack Obama’s 60th birthday celebration. But as Royal watchers noted, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were absent - despite the fact the Sussexes had previously been on good terms with the former President and First Lady, And now a royal expert has claimed this is down to one key reason - Harry’s treatment of his family.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSarah Ferguson's reinvention amid the coronavirus lockdown has won over a legion of new fans, according to royal expert Camilla Tominey.The Duchess of York, 61, has been at the forefront of the Royal Family's response to the global pandemic with her volunteering efforts, and she even launched a daily YouTube show.As part of her new social media channel, The Royal read a series of different children's books to help keep the little ones entertained during the crisis.The mother-of-two boasts an impressive 4,5000 subscribers, with 480,000 people across the nation having watched some of her videos.Sarah's stories also feature an array of different guests including Prince

We may finally know what was the real breaking point in Prince William and Harry’s relationship. According to a new ITV documentary, the “final straw” for the Duke of Sussex occurred when he and his wife were denied the right to their own royal household—a decision that reportedly came after his brother sided with palace staffers who accused the Duchess of Sussex of “bullying” in 2018.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Harry was "frustrated" with the limits on his position and his role in the Royal Family before he met Meghan Markle, according to commentators.Royal expert Camilla Tominey, speaking in the new ITV documentary 'Harry and William: What Went Wrong?' claims the struggles between the Duke of Sussex and his family began before he met the American actress.This is despite many people's assumptions that Prince Harry's problems with The Firm began after he got together with Meghan.Tominey suggests Harry could have a "spare to the heir" mentality, which is potentially what encouraged him to want to do good work and make the most of his position.She said Prince Harry may have wanted to "make

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reason for royal exit may have a connection to Prince William and Kate Middleton claims new ITV documentary, Harry and William: What Went Wrong? According to the documentary, one of the "final straws" for Harry and Meghan that pushed them to exit their royal duties was that they were not being given an "equal footing" compared to William and Kate.While during their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, Harry and Meghan stated that it was negative press coverage that forced them to take the decision, the new documentary suggests that there was more.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's "final straw" with the Royal Family came when they asked to set up an independent office like Prince William and Kate Middleton, royal experts have claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex left Kensington Palace and moved into Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor estate in March 2019, in the hopes of setting up their own household.In ITV's new documentary Harry and William: What Went Wrong, former royal correspondent Camilla Tominey spoke about how the division left the Queen and the Prince of Wales frustrated.She said: "At that point Harry and Meghan want their own office like the Cambridges have, they want their own office to run out of Windsor, out of Frogmore Cottage they were living at that time."It's at that

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince William is said to have "exploded" when he heard allegations that Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle was "bullying" their shared staff, according to a royal biographer.In a new ITV documentary, William and Harry: What Went Wrong? that aired on July 4, a royal expert claimed that it was William who prompted Meghan and Harry to move out of Kensington Palace and into Frogmore Cottage in 2019.

This Morning viewers outraged on Friday morning, after a vicious insult aimed at the new Princess Diana statue unveiled on Thursday.Prince William and Prince Harry came together at Kensington Palace to reveal the statue of their late mother - the first time they had been together since Prince Philip's funeral in April.The event commemorated what would have been Diana's 60th birthday.But Matthew Wright admitted he "hated" the statue of Diana surrounded by children."It's frumpy," he said on the programme.

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royal expert has today revealed how she received multiple death threats over her coverage and comments on Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex. Telegraph columnist Camilla Tominey is a regular guest on the ITV1 daytime show This Morning alongside popular duo Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield.Birmingham Live reports that the royal correspondent shared an email that she had been sent from a troll after appearing on the show.