Prince William, Prince Andrew, Countess Sophie & Prince Edward Pictured Rushing to See Queen Elizabeth

Pop royalty to actual royalty? It’s been discovered Britney Spears and Prince William may have had a little online romance long before he married Kate Middleton.

One step at a time. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle still aren’t fully comfortable with the royal family amid their return to England for Queen Elizabeth II‘s funeral.

Prince William & Princess Catherine AKA Kate Middleton are in parent mode.

Aston Villa with Prince William after giving him his seat on a flight to Scotland.The pair shared a chance meeting after they were both on the same flight from London to Aberdeen, with their conversation starting after McCoist allowed the Prince of Wales to have his seat. William is known to be a massive Villa fan and has regularly attended matches at Villa Park in the past.Recalling their meeting, McCoist told talkSPORT: "I was flying up to Aberdeen from London and there was someone sitting in my seat and they asked me to sit behind and I said don’t worry and did.READ MORE: Chelsea vs Liverpool 'most at risk' of postponement amid crunch talks today"We got to Aberdeen and I was sitting directly behind the guy who got my seat.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex acted in Windsor compared to the Prince and Princess of Wales. Speaking to Fox Digital, expert Tonya Reiman said that the differences began from the moment the couples approached one another and kept going from there.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s spokesperson has released a statement about what he will be wearing at various remembrance events across the next few days in mourning of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.

K.J. Yossman Last Thursday evening (Sept. 8), “Operation London Bridge” – the codename for the British government’s longstanding arrangements surrounding Queen Elizabeth II’s death – swung into motion as the U.K.’s longest-serving monarch, who recently celebrated a record-breaking 70 years on the throne, drew her last breaths at Balmoral Castle in the Scottish Highlands. For global news outlets, this was also a moment many had spent decades preparing for. “I’ve literally been thinking about this for many, many years,” said ABC News’ senior executive producer for special events, Marc Burstein. Similarly Chris Shaw, editorial director at U.K. broadcaster ITN News, told Variety that over 35 years he has rehearsed the Queen’s death “several times each decade.”

Prince William made a surprise visit to the crowds of Windsor on Saturday and was accompanied by wife Kate, brother Harry and his wife Meghan as the Fab Four greeted mourners and chatted to the public. And while there were lots of sweet moments on the walkabout, one touching interaction was when the new Prince of Wales spoke to the crowd about dogs - and his beloved cocker spaniel Orla. He told the mourners he has been "cuddling" his pooch "a lot" since the passing of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.

make peace with the royal family amid Queen Elizabeth’s passing last week.Winfrey got candid with Extra on Monday about her pal Markle, 41, and her husband, Harry, 37, specifically regarding their strained relationship with his father, King Charles III, brother Prince William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton.“This is what I think, I think in all families — you know, my father passed recently, this summer — and when all families come together for a common ceremony, the ritual of, you know, burying your dead, there’s an opportunity for peacemaking,” “The Color Purple” actress said.She went on, “Hopefully, there will be that.”Users across social media have slammed the 68-year-old media personality for her comments amid the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s rocky relationship with the new king and Prince of Wales.“Oprah talks about ‘burying the dead’ and says she hopes it will help Prince Harry and Meghan ‘make peace’ with the royals. She’s priceless isn’t she,” one user wrote.

One of the notoriously silent Queen’s Guard members has spoken out about ‘what an honour and a privilege’ it was to serve the former head of state. Councillor James Watson who gave almost 20 years of his life to the army has compared the ‘emotional’ loss of Queen Elizabeth II like ‘losing a family member’.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield appeared to shut down hopes of a reconciliation between Prince Harry and Prince William on This Morning.Following its cancellation on Friday, the ITV programme returned to screens on Monday with a special episode to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.In a discussion with Vanessa Feltz, the presenters discussed whether their grandmother's passing would encourage Harry and William to make amends.READ MORE:Phillip Schofield fights tears on This Morning special during emotional Queen tributeWhile Vanessa was "hopeful" the Royal period of mourning would result in the brothers reconciling, Holly and Phil were left unconvinced.Vanessa said: "I'm so hopeful this will be [it]. "I really am and I'm not just saying this because I believe in happy ever after.

Her Majesty The Queen was standing next to an "angel" in the last pictures of her alive, claims psychic Deborah Davies.The photos of Queen Elizabeth II were taken just two days before she passed away at Balmoral aged 96.At 6.30pm on September 8, Buckingham Palace announced her passing, issuing a statement which read: "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."READ MORE: ITV's The Chase pulled off air in scheduling shake-up as concerns for Queen growJust days before the news, the Queen was pictured alongside Prime Minister Liz Truss who she invited to form a government in her name.Former Real Housewives of Cheshire star and psychic Deborah Davies revealed she spotted an angel alongside the Queen after noticing something eerie in the flames.

Oprah Winfrey hopes Queen Elizabeth's death will bring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex closer to the rest of the royal family. The 68-year-old media mogul famously conducted a tell-all interview with the couple - who stepped away from official duties to start a new life in the US in 2020 - last year which is believed to have widened the rift between them and Prince Harry's relatives, but over the weekend, the pair joined the Prince and Princess of Wales in meeting members of the public outside Windsor Castle who had come to pay their respects to the queen following her death last Thursday (08.

Piers Morgan has lashed out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, labelling their behaviour over the past year as "selfish, whiny, money-grabbing and damaging". The TalkTV journalist said that the best way that Prince Harry can honour his father is by "cancelling his book" and reigning in his " royals-trashing wife".Harry's "tell all book" is due to come out in November, just weeks after the family will have finished mourning their Grandmother The Queen.READ MORE: Piers Morgan divides fans with reaction to King Charles' first national address In an opinion piece in The New York Post Piers Morgan said: "If this book is as bad as the palace fears, all hell will break loose when it’s published, and the ensuing furore could depth-charge King Charles III’s reign before it’s even gotten going."So if Harry genuinely wants us to believe he has a desire to 'honour' his father, as he said today, he should tear up his lucrative contract with Penguin Random House and cancel the book."He the continued: "If Harry goes ahead with this horribly ill-advised book, he will betray his pledge to his grandmother, and show that his commitment to 'honour' his father is just more disingenuous hot air from someone who, like his wife, loves to preach one thing but practice another." Last week after the tragic death of The Queen, Prince Harry and Meghan and Prince William and Kate took a walk together to look at the tributes left by members of the public.

READ MORE: Prince Harry's book to be published 'in November as he won't apologise' to William In 1979, the monarch was personally affected by the violence that marred the country when her second cousin Lord Louis Mountbatten was murdered by the Provisional IRA.Sansum was standing guard in an Army Land Rover when he 'fell asleep' while on duty.The 60 year old, who was born in Salford, told the Anything Goes podcast: "You're used to working long hours [in close protection jobs.]"You stay until it's finished."The worst I've done is three days."I was standing up asleep because we were just knackered."I remember this one job when the Queen came over to Northern Ireland." To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . He continued: "She had her protection with her and we were the next ring of protection looking after her, and I was absolutely hanging."At the end of it I was doing top cover in the Land Rovers and I fell asleep in that position."There was nothing we could do, we were banging helmets, we were knackered."So operationally you're not fit for purpose."READ NEXT:

The late Queen's coffin will be moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Palace for the lying in state.

Oprah Winfrey believes that the Queen's death and funeral will be an “opportunity for peacemaking” for Prince William and Prince Harry.

Kate Garraway was flooded with praise after her royal coverage on Good Morning Britain.The presenter, 55, took the reigns on the first ever Sunday episode of the ITV daytime show despite normally hosting it on weekdays.ITV underwent a major format change over the weekend following the death of the Queen, who passed away aged 96 at her Balmoral estate on Thursday (September 8).READ MORE: GMB's Laura Tobin heartbroken at ITV colleague's death as she pays sweet tributeThe broadcaster decided to bring in its weekday presenters such as Kate, Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard to cover the historic royal event.GMB usually airs 6am until 9am Monday to Friday, but ITV altered their schedule to allow special broadcasts on both Saturday and Sunday.Ben and Susanna anchored Saturday's show, with Kate appearing from Buckingham Palace as mourners paid their respects to the monarch.But Kate hosted the Sunday show alone and chatted to various guests about the grieving royal family, including royal photographer Chris Jackson and royal commentator Emily Andrews.Asked what she thought about the Prince William and Harry's reunion, seen at Windsor on Saturday afternoon, Emily said: "I thought it was incredible for William and Harry to come out and be so assured and to meet the public and to share in their grief, because one does have to wonder as well whether this might bring back memories of the death of their mother."Kate replied: "I was wondering that, there’s potential triggering isn’t there? The rawness of that grief for whom William said in his statement, the Queen was absolutely there with him through those darkest days.