Piers Morgan sparks backlash as he 'vomits' at Meghan Markle 'princess' confession

King Charles III takes his place on the throne, Prince Harry andMeghan Markle's children -- 3-year-old Archie and 1-year-old Lilibet — now hold the right to be named Prince and Princess. According to a 1917 law from King George V -- also known as the George V Convention or 1917 Letters Patent — the children of a Sovereign and the children of a Sovereign's sons are entitled to HRH style titles and the distinction of a Prince or Princess prefix to their name. However, it will be up to Harry and Meghan — still known as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex — to choose whether their little ones will, in fact, use said titles. As it stands, their children are now the first-ever Prince and Princess of Sussex.There has been speculation that with Charles becoming the king, that he might amend this long-held law to limit the number of key royals and set firm expectations of what roles a prince and princess are expected to fulfill in the modern monarchy.

Suits actresses Sarah Rafferty and Rachael Harris, who played Donna Paulsen and Sheila Saza respectively, both starred alongside the Duchess of Sussex, who portrayed Rachel Zane in the legal drama for seven seasons from 2011 until 2018. Meghan's former co-stars have now taken to social media to pay tribute to Britain's longest-reigning monarch, with Sarah thanking the late Queen for “normalising having a respected woman in power”.Having shared the screen for so long, Sarah and Rachael remain close friends with the Duchess, who officially quit acting when she got engaged to Prince Harry.Walking away from the successful series, which follows a college dropout who finds himself as one of New York City's best lawyers, Meghan Markle’s final episode aired one month before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex tied the knot in a lavish wedding ceremony in Windsor.Posting on Instagram to her 2.2 million followers, Sarah posted a picture of the Queen on horseback, a pastime and sport she is known to have loved.Alongside the image Sarah wrote: “Living a life of service, leading by example with dignity, strength, and devotion while inspiring many…"Thank you for normalising having a respected woman in power, Your Majesty.

Piers Morgan paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on social media following her death - but hours later he shared a sweet message about Her Majesty. The controversial TV star has famously praised the Royal Family over the years and his sweet tribute to her on TalkTV was liked by thousands of fans. READ NEXT: Piers Morgan 'can't imagine Britain without the Queen' amid health concernsAs Piers opened up his show he said it was a "sad day" and recalled that the Queen had been on the throne throughout his entire life, adding that he's "not a spring chicken".

Piers Morgan fumed on Twitter after the BBC called off the annual event in the wake of the Queen's death.The Last Night of the Proms and the Mercury Music Prize ceremony have both been cancelled.On the micro-blogging site, Piers, 57, vented his frustrations at the broadcaster's plan to not air the event.In a statement, the BBC Proms, which takes place at London’s Royal Albert Hall, said: "It is with great sadness that we have learnt of the death of Her Majesty The Queen, and as a mark of respect, this evening’s Prom with the Philadelphia Orchestra will not be going ahead.A follow-up message then read: "Following the very sad news of the death of Her Majesty The Queen, as a mark of respect we will not be going ahead with Prom 71 on Friday 9 September, or the Last Night of the Proms on Saturday 10 September."The TalkTV presenter took the opportunity to retweet an article, which read: "Last night of the Proms cancelled out of respect for Queen".Piers tweeted out to his 7.9 million followers: "Why? Wouldn’t this have been a perfect event/way to pay tribute to her?"His remarks sparked a flurry of comments as social media users shared their thoughts.Twitter user, @JamesDawson tweeted: "If it was a passing like Diana I would get the whole postponed thing but she was 96 and was poorly for sometime so it wasn't a shock and she went through natural causes so you can't expect the country to go on lockdown ffs and we should be celebrating her life NOT Mourning her passing."(sic)@atko wrote: "Exactly - can't understand the thinking behind that at all - perfect occasion to show how much she was loved."@Wolvo_Blake penned: "I don’t agree with postponing sporting events.""Likewise cancelling the racing.She’d be mortified.

Meghan Markle was in London Thursday when Queen Elizabeth II died, ET has learned.

With Queen Elizabeth‘s passing on Thursday, there are about to be some major changes within the royal family, especially when it comes to the titles.

Prince Harry may not have broken his silence yet, but being silent doesn’t mean you can’t send powerful messages, as we were so often reminded by Queen Elizabeth II herself.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are remembering the late Queen Elizabeth II with a sweet tribute. The couple took to the website for their Archewell Foundation to mark the Queen's passing.Setting the site to all-black, the website, whose front page usually contains information about the foundation and its upcoming events, was devoted completely to the Queen with a message in white that reads, «In loving memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.» Underneath were the Queen's birth and death year, marking her 96 years of life, from 1926 until her passing in 2022.On Thursday, Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth II — the United Kingdom's longest-reigning monarch -- had passed at the age of 96.«The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon,» the palace's statement read.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are paying their respects to The Queen.

“In fact, she was on the throne for 13 years longer than I’ve been alive," he wrote in his column for The Sun.Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-reigning monarch in British history, and the second longest in the world after King Louis XI.Piers also took to Twitter to blast criticism of Queen Elizabeth II following her death at Balmoral castle today.The TalkTV host took to the social media site to pay tribute to the Queen, but hit out at Professor Uju Anya for her comments following the head of the royal family's death.He wrote in the original Tweet: "BREAKING NEWS: RIP Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 96."The greatest Monarch in history, and the greatest of Britons.

Meghan Markle did not appear alongside her husband, Prince Harry, as he made his way to Balmoral Castle, following the news of Queen Elizabeth’s death. According to royal expert Katie Nicholl, an invitation to join the family at the estate was not extended to Meghan.  “It's understood that the family wanted Prince Harry to be there, even though he was unable to get to Balmoral in time to see his grandmother,” Nicholl tells ET. “But Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was not, we understand, invited to join the family," Nicholl adds.

Queen Elizabeth II earlier today (September 8).The sad events of today has seen many in the royal household find themselves with new titles, including Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children.Sitting at the top of the tree is the newly-crowned king, King Charles III.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle update Archewell website with moving tribute to Queen Alongside him in Queen Consort Camilla, while Prince William and Kate Middleton will no longer be referred to as the Duke and Duchess of CambridgeThey take over from the now-King, and will go under the title of the the Duke of Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall.And then there are two newly-appointed Royals. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children are now and prince and princess.

PIERS Morgan has paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II - saying that he struggles "to imagine Britain without this Queen". The TalkTV star was tonight one of the first celebrities to react after Buckingham Palace confirmed Her Majesty Elizabeth II, the longest-serving monarch in British history, had passed away. Buckingham Palace announced in a statement tonight: "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.

TalkTV’s Mike Graham has defended Meghan Markle’s alleged decision not to travel with her husband Prince Harry to Balmoral following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. On Thursday (September 8), Buckingham Palace announced the passing of Her Royal Highness at the age of 96 earlier this afternoon, just 18 months after the death of her husband Prince Phillip.As the country mourned the loss of the longest reigning monarch in UK history, all eyes turned on the Royal Family as they fled to Aberdeenshire to following the devastating news.READ MORE: GMB to air morning after Queen's death as ITV cut schedule and drop adverts from channel While Vanessa Feltz and Mike discussed the breaking news on the global news channel, the pair discussed Meghan Markle ’s alleged decision not to travel to Scotland during this difficult time.

Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton did not join Prince Harry and Prince William on Thursday as they traveled to Scotland to be with Queen Elizabeth II amid health concerns. Prince William arrived at Balmoral Castle hours before the royal family announced the queen had died at the age of 96. He was accompanied by Prince Andrew; Sophie, Countess of Wessex; and Edward, Earl of Wessex.  Charles, now King Charles III; the new Queen Consort Camilla; and Princess Anne had already been by the Queen's side.

Vanessa Feltz appeared on the brink of tears at talkTV as she announced the death of The Queen. The station was in the middle of airing a news bulletin presented by Emily Rose Adams when the news broke of the death of Her Majesty, The Queen.The monarch passed away peacefully at Balmoral aged 96-years-old surrounded by her family as confirmed by Buckingham Palace. READ MORE: BBC's Huw Edwards on brink of tears as he breaks news of Queen's death After the news bulletin ended, the station quickly cut back to the talkRADIO studio in London Bridge where a visibly emotional Vanessa appeared on screen ready to read a pre-prepared speech.Vanessa, appeared to be on the brink of tears announced: "It's 6:32.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared a moving tribute in honour of the late Queen following her death, which was announced by Buckingham Palace on September 8.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently in the UK away from their children Archie, three, and one year old daughter Lilibet – who is named after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Harry travelled to Balmoral, where the Queen passed away, while Meghan remained in London.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have paid tribute to Her Majesty The Queen, just minutes after her death was announced, aged 96.The couple changed their Archwell website to a black background with a simple message.It reads: "In Loving Memory Of Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - 1926-2022."READ MORE: New UK Prime Minister Liz Truss pays tribute to Queen minutes after death at 96The pair used their personal charity website to pay tribute, shortly after Buckingham Palace announced the death.Prince Harry travelled to Balmoral today (September 8), arriving around an hour after the news of Her Majesty's death was made public.He arrived alone.Buckingham Palace announced the sad death before his arrival.A spokesman said: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon."The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow.”Tributes flowed in for the Queen from around the globe from heads of state and political leaders.Broadcaster Huw Edwards said that the loss of the British public’s “symbol of solidity and consistency” will have an effect on people’s lives.After reflecting on the impact of the Queen’s death on her family, Edwards and BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell spoke on how this may affect the British public.Edwards said: “Let’s dwell now on the impact on the people of the United Kingdom, for whom the Queen has been this symbol, not just of authority, but as a symbol of real solidity and consistency over the years.“Taking that symbol away, albeit with a new monarch, King Charles III, who’s a very familiar figure, but taking that symbol away will have an effect on people’s lives, even those who are not dedicated monarchists.”And former prime minister Gordon Brown

In a later post, the star went on to blast a Professor for their post following the Queen's death.Uju Aya wrote: "I heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying."May her pain be excruciating," she added.Piers swiftly reacted, re-tweeting the post, writing: "You vile disgusting moron."The nation's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II passed away aged 96 at her private royal residence in the Scottish Highlands, one of her favourite places, surrounded by close family who rushed to be at her side.The Prince of Wales is now King, having acceded to the throne immediately on the death of his mother.In a statement, the Palace said: "The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.The King and The Queen Consort will remain at Balmoral this evening and will return to London tomorrow."Tributes to the monarch from all over the world began to pour in following the announcement.Britain will enter a period of national mourning for the Queen, who dedicated her life to royal duty.The long-held so-called London Bridge plans for the coming days and the Queen's state funeral will now be put in place, as will the contingency element Operation Unicorn for a death in Scotland.The Queen is expected to lie in state in a few days' time, with her funeral held in Westminster Abbey in central London in around 10 days.Earlier today, the Palace shared a rare update saying doctors were concerned about the head of state's health.A Palace spokesman said in a statement just after 12.30pm: "Following further evaluation this morning, the Queen's doctors are concerned for Her Majesty's health and have recommended she remain under medical supervision.The Queen remains comfortable and at Balmoral."Prince Charles,