Camilla Tominey: Last News

THIS Morning Royal expert Camilla Tominey has been left horrified after getting DEATH threats from Meghan Markle fans. The Telegraph's Associate Editor often joins Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield to discuss the latest royal news.

This Morning viewers were not best pleased with royal reporter Camilla Tominey on Monday, as she shared her views on Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their son Archie.The Royal couple were heavily discussed over the weekend, after it was discovered that baby Archie will not have a royal title.Journalist Camilla gave her honest opinions on this and appeared to agree that the young royal should not have a title.

Prince William is likely to attend the Princess Diana statue unveiling without Kate Middleton, a royal expert has claimed. He and Prince Harry will be reunited at the ceremony in the grounds of Kensington Palace on July 1, only their second face-to-face meeting since Megxit.Harry and William had been working on the project together since 2017, and the event will mark what would have been Diana’s 60th birthday.

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This Morning.The 72-year-old journalist appeared on the famous blue sofa alongside Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield to discuss the latest news headlines.Royal Editor Camilla Tominey also joined in the conversation via a video link from her office.As the segment drew to a close, Andrew broke down in tears as he thanked Holly and Phillip for being "so kind" and "wonderful" to him.Viewers at home were surprised to see Andrew in tears and rushed to social media to discuss his television appearance.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Andrew Neil, how emotional was that , totally unexpected."Another added: "Andrew Neil getting all emosh.

Sophie Wessex has been praised for her "hilarious put-down" of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Oprah tell-all. The Countess of Wessex's quip that she hadn't heard of the now-notorious interview will appeal to the "British sense of fair play", royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told the Express.

Kate Middleton very much wanted to repair Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s relationships with the royal family — but there’s only so much a Duchess can do!

Kate Middleton allegedly told friends that it wasn’t too late to "pull" Meghan Markle and Prince Harry back in the fold before their tell-all with Oprah Winfrey aired. The claim is being made by Camilla Tominey, Associate Editor of the Daily Telegraph in London.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's explosive interview is said to have had an "unexpected" positive impact on Kate Middleton and Prince William's relationship, a royal expert has claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a series of "truth bombs" during their interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year. And, as 36 year old Harry continued to make more claims about the Royal Family in further interviews, including a swipe at parenting in the Royal Family, it's been reported the Duchess of Cambridge has been a "huge support to her husband".

Even though it has been months since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, the drama still hasn’t died down. Now, new sources are coming forward claiming that the duo’s tell-all chat had an "unexpected impact" on Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage.  Royal expert Camilla Tominey told Stella magazine that while Kate has been consoling Prince William as he deals with the fallout from his brother, the pressure of it all has put a strain on the Cambridges’ relationship but has also brought them closer.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for the sake of Archie's relationship with his cousins, a royal expert claims.Royal commentator Camilla Tominey said the Duchess of Cambridge "remained keen to bury the hatchet" with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex despite their controversial Oprah Winfrey interview, Daily Express reports.Highlighting how close Kate is with her sister Pippa and brother James, Ms Tominey added that Prince William's wife appears to want to patch things up with Harry and Meghan for the sake of young Archie's relationship with his cousins.Writing in the Telegraph, the royal expert said: "Having grown up being close to her own siblings, Pippa, 37, and James, 34, the Duchess remained keen to bury the hatchet even after the interview

Prince William's popularity is soaring while his brother Prince Harry's plummets, a royal expert has claimed.The siblings supposedly had a highly competitive relationship before Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back as senior royals in 2020.

Prince Harry compared his life to Jim Carrey's film The Truman Show in a new podcast, liking his life to being an animal stuck in a zoo.However, royal experts were quick to slam his claims as Camilla Tominey who "questioned the timing" of them, and shared her confusion about him and Meghan "making so much noise", despite their desire to have privacy.Now, another royal expert has thrown their hat in the ring as Mirror's Russell Myers claims it came as no surprise Harry wanted to leave the royal family as he'd wanted to since his mum's death.Speaking of Harry's suffering in the firm, Russell wrote: "The seering image of Prince Harry, pain etched across his youthful face as he walked behind his mother’s coffin, is long ingrained in the

Phillip Schofield, 58, and Holly Willoughby, 40, clashed as things got tense over scones on This Morning today.The mum-of-three was left irritated by her co-host as she didn't like the way he was cutting his traditional afternoon treat.Phil responded “shut your face” to Holly, while preparing to scoff the dessert, as they discussed the latest royal headlines in a suitably British way.The pair had been debating comments made by Prince Harry on Monday's show with journalist Camilla Tominey and author Giles Brandreth.Despite the divisive topic, the presenters found time to enjoy a quick tea break, but Holly was left far from impressed.During the next segment, she expressed her dismay at the way Phil was cutting his scone and questioned

This Morning because she didn't like the way he was cutting his.Phil said 'shut your face' as he prepared to scoff the treat while they discussed pressing royal issues in a fittingly British way.They had been debating the comments made by Prince Harry on Monday's show with journalist Camilla Tominey and flamboyant author Giles Brandreth.They soon found time for scones, though, but Holly wasn't happy.During the next segment, she expressed her dismay at the way Phillip was cutting his cake and refused to let it slide.She asked: "What are you doing? Why?"But she should have known better – Phil grew up in Cornwall, and is very protective about the classic dish.He replied: "Shut your face.

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This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has defended Prince Harry following the fall out from his podcast appearance and says he has no support whatsoever.Harry recently appeared on Dax Shepard's Armchair Expert podcast where he opened up about being raised by his father Prince Charles.He compared his life to Jim Carrey's classic film The Truman Show, where the main character's life is broadcast to the entire world without him knowing.Many have hit out following the interview, but he has an ally in This Morning host Phil.He was debating the comments the Duke of Sussex made on Monday's show with journalist Camilla Tominey and flamboyant author Giles Brandreth.

A Royal expert has suggested Prince Harry's latest comments about the Royal family and his role in the monarchy were "insensitive", given the recent death of his grandfather Prince Philip.

This Morning presenters Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary spoke to royal expert Camilla Tominey and TV star Giles Brandreth about Prince Harry 's latest interview in the US.

This Morning's Matthew Wright could have his ponytail chopped off live on the ITV programme.

Phillip Schofield and Matthew Wright clashed during a heated moment on Monday's This Morning.Schofield, 59, and 55-year-old Wright disagreed over being cautious after lockdown restrictions relaxed recently.They clashed while discussing the pubs reopening across England for the first time in months last week, with Matthew insisting there was a need for regulations in a bid to avoid further spikes.During the segment which also featured co-host Rochelle Humes and guest Camilla Tominey, Matthew said that although it was nice to be normal, "what about the risk of the virus?"Phil said that "all of the vulnerable people have been vaccinated" as he pointed out the number of people who suffered with mental heath issues amid the pandemic.Referencing