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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...

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s three children were given key roles in King Charles III’s coronation, while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s kids have not yet been invited to the ceremony.  There are plans for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to participate in a carriage ride to Buckingham Palace after the coronation of their grandfather, according to The Times. George, 9, Charlotte, 7, and Louis, 5, will join their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, behind a Gold State Coach that will transport King Charles and Queen Camilla May 6. The eldest son of the late Queen Elizabeth II and his wife, Camilla, will be crowned at London’s Westminster Abbey.

proved, it doesn’t have to be boring. Kate Middleton, 41, showcased her flair for sophisticated sartorial choices in a bold monochrome ensemble as she joined Prince William for a busy day of engagements in Wales on Tuesday.Fresh from over the weekend, Kate opted for more of the pattern as she arrived at the Brynawel Rehabilitation Centre, near the town of Pontyclun, on the first stop of their whirlwind schedule.

Kate Middleton has paid a touching tribute to the late Queen in her Christmas carol service.

Rod Stewart has been enjoying the snow with Penny Lancaster and friends in London.

Sir Rod Stewart has shared a sweet throwback snap of him and his two big brothers who sadly died just weeks apart.

Rod Stewart has announced the death of his older brother Bob as he mourns his 'best mate'.

The renowned Paisley Art Institute’s annual exhibition has opened to the public – and features the town’s titans of the art world.

In this special collector's edition of OK! magazine, take a look back on an unforgettable year for the Royal Family, with its joyful highs and sorrowful lows. With the help of royal experts, the magazine reflects on Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's final few months, including, of course, the Platinum Jubilee celebrations which marked her incredible seven decades on the throne. Plus, recall how the nation was united in grief following our monarch's death, and how King Charles - with the unwavering support of his loyal wife Camilla, Queen Consort - has embraced his new role.

Camilla, Queen Consort is pictured surrounded by teddies in a new image released to mark the donation of more than 1,000 toy bears to the Barnardo’s children’s charity.The bears – made up of Paddingtons and other teddies – had been left by members of the public outside Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle in the wake of the Queen’s death last month.The toys have been collected, professionally cleaned and will be delivered to Barnardo’s children’s services in the coming weeks, Buckingham Palace said. In a photograph to mark the occasion, Camilla is seen smiling broadly while sitting on a low sofa in the Morning Room at Clarence House wearing a navy blue dress with white stitching, clutching a Paddington bear on her lap and surrounded by other teddies.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be "at loggerheads" with Netflix amid the production of their controversial docuseries.The streaming platform is said to be insisting that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's docuseries will broadcast as planned in December - despite the couple wanting it to be delayed.After series five of The Crown airs in November, Netflix want to keep royal fans content with more royal content in the shape of Harry and Meghan's series. READ NEXT: Oprah Winfrey 'could be quizzed by lawyers' over tell-all interview with Harry and MeghanNot only this, but it has been alleged by the makers of the couple's show that some of Harry's comments on camera contradict what he has written in his book.

One of the official portrait artists of Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has given an insight into her sense of humour. Although stoic and serious during most public occasions, the Queen – who died on 8 September – had a much lighter side as Christian Furr exclusively revealed to OK!.

It's been just over a month since the nation bid their final farewell to Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - and since King Charles lost his beloved mother. But royal commentator Duncan believes that the "huge hole" The Queen's death has left in the institution has been filled by what he describes as the "new Fab Four" rallying together, crediting the Prince and Princess of Wales for having fulfilled their royal duties by supporting the new monarch and Queen Consort Camilla since their ascension to the throne.

Many of Britain's most popular theme parks and attractions now only live on in our memories and photographs.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been forced into a rethink after the release of their reported Netflix docuseries has allegedly been delayed, according to a royal commentator.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex signed up to Netflix with their Archewell foundation after leaving the Royal Family in early 2020.This included a deal for a documentary on Harry’s involvement with the Invictus Games, but fans have also speculated that a docuseries about their private lives may be in the works, after the Sussexes were spotted being followed by camera crews. READ MORE: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'to delay Netflix show' until 2023 after Queen's death Now, though, after the Queen’s unexpected death last month, royal commentator Neil Sean has suggested that the couple may have had to slow their plans for a reality series.“It appears that Harry and Meghan are having something of a rethink about this particular project,” Neil told viewers of his YouTube channel.“A good source that currently works out at Netflix told me this, allegedly, it was dull; there’s nothing much in there, it’s not really a docuseries.“If you look at the bigger picture, they’ve got a situation where they’ve got footage from when they went to New York over a year ago, the Invictus Games footage from the Netherlands, and then we believe some footage from the Platinum Jubilee.“Nothing will be included, of course, from the recent funeral of her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and rightly so.”The former royals were in the UK when news of the monarch’s death broke, and they remained in the country for the period of mourning with their family members, with Meghan postponing the release of her weekly podcast series.But, after returning to their celebrity lives in the US,

Royal Family fans have been left enraged by the price of a ticket to see Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's grave.Those wanting to pay their respects to The Queen at her final resting place will also have to pay a hefty £28.50 to head inside and take a peek.Furious fans took to Twitter and labelled the Royal Family as "grifters" for charging such a price to visit the late Monarch, who is entombed inside the King George VI Memorial Chapel.READ MORE: Royal fans furious at mystery three-hour delay in announcing Queen had diedHer resting place places her beside husband Prince Philip, as well as her parents in a unique Royal vault, which members of the public can visit for a price.One irate Royal fan took to Twitter and wrote: "The Royal Family are grifters. As of next week you can pay £28.50 to see the Queen's final resting place.

It will take some time before the monarch on British currency changes over.

On Sunday evening, Victoria Beckham shared a variety of lovely family snaps on Instagram, which were taken at her and David Beckham's Cotswolds home.READ: Victoria Beckham's workout hack we should all be copyingIn one picture, the former Spice Girl looked totally relaxed and natural, wearing very little makeup, and her hair tied back in a simple ponytail. She also wore a brown hooded sweater - worlds away from her tailored outfits and glamorous dresses we are used to seeing her wear.WATCH: Victoria Beckham stuns in VB body cut-out midi dressThe mother-of-four shared several pictures of herself and her family enjoying a hearty dinner, and seen in the photographs were her husband, son Romeo, her parents, Jackie and Anthony Adams, as well as her brother Christian and her two nieces, Tallulah and Libby Adams.

A Renfrewshire charity is hoating a Military Ball for veterans and in memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

Kate Middleton has been left convinced Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was keeping a close eye on the Royal Family following her death on 8 September. The Prince and Princess of Wales met with the unsung heroes who helped organise and the late monarch's funeral in Windsor to thank them for their "seamless and extraordinary" operation.

Queen's funeral to "Christmas Day without the presents." It comes after the State funeral was declared as a national bank holiday which saw shops shut up and down the country.The late monarch was laid to rest on Monday ( September 19 ), which saw the country go into mourning. READ MORE McDonald's swamped by hungry mourners hours after reopening with queues round block Brits have since described the atmosphere as "spooky" and "sombre" following the service which took place at Westminster Abbey, reports Independent. A statement released on gov.uk read: “Monday 19 September, the date of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s State Funeral, will be a national bank holiday.

Queen‘s classic single ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ alongside a live pianist. The footage is said to have been captured on Saturday night (September 17) in the lobby of the luxury Corinthia hotel near Whitehall.The late Queen was head of state in Canada, and Trudeau had made September 19 a national day of mourning in the country.Some people accused the Canadian PM of a lack of respect after watching the clip, although others said he did nothing wrong.A spokesperson for Trudeau has since defended the Prime Minister’s actions, stating that he “has taken part in various activities to pay his respects for the Queen” (via the BBC).“After dinner on Saturday, [the] Prime Minister joined a small gathering with members of the Canadian delegation, who have come together to pay tribute to the life and service of Her Majesty,” they explained.“Gregory Charles, a renowned musician from Quebec and Order of Canada recipient, played piano in the hotel lobby which resulted in some members of the delegation including the Prime Minister joining.”Charles, meanwhile, told Canadian newspaper the Globe and Mail that the group sang with him for two hours.