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Prince Harry may end up dropping his book deal after reuniting with the Royal Family for Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral, claims royal photographer.On Saturday (September 17), the dad-of-two and his brother Prince William displayed a united front as they held a vigil for their beloved grandmother.But this isn’t the only time the pair have been spotted getting along since Her Majesty’s passing, after eagle-eyed royal fans noticed the pair appeared on better terms last weekend.READ MORE: Fern Britton makes veiled dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly after 'queue-jumping' fury The dynamic duo made a public appearance together just days after Her Royal Highness passed away when they were seen reading tributes with their wives Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton outside Buckingham Palace. As fans desperately hope the bickering brothers will reunite following the late Queen’s death, royal photographer Ian Lloyd discussed whether Prince Harry should still release his memoir so close to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

This Morning presenter Fern Britton appeared to make a cryptic dig at her former co-star Phillip Schofield, who she hosted the ITV series with for seven years.Rumours of tension between Fern and Phillip have been swirling for years, with one of the most recent being that Fern claiming she wasn’t invited to the BAFTAss help celebrate This Morning’s 30th anniversary.Fern has now rekindled speculation there is a feud, as she made a cryptic dig on social media, asking: “There’s a VIP queue?” which appears to be in reference to Phillip and Holly being accused of jumping the lengthy queue to file past the Queen. READ MORE: This Morning slam claims Holly and Phillip 'skipped queue' to see Queen's coffinFans quickly assumed she was talking about her former co-star, as they rushed to the post to share their thoughts on the controversial subject.One said: "I hope friendships are forged, and you keep in touch. Should this not be the case - then you shared a very special time together that you will never forget."Another chipped in: "Smacks of privilege...read the room Phil and Holly! @susannareid100 queued with her mum.

This Morning have defended hosts Phillip Scofield and Holly Willoughby amid claims they "jumped the queue" at the Queen's lying-in-state.Phil and Holly were among the thousands of people to visit Westminster Hall in the week to witness the late Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state following her sad passing on September 8.But claims swirled that the beloved TV duo had "jumped the queue" while thousands of people queued through the night in order to file past Her Majesty's coffin - with some waiting for a reported 24 hours.READ NEXT: This Morning fans threaten to 'boycott' show over Holly and Phil's 'shameful queue jump'The TV programme they host, This Morning, has now issued a statement which was posted on the show's Instagram story.It read: "Hello everyone, we would like to clarify something."We asked Phillip and Holly to be part of a film for this Tuesday's programme."They did not jump the queue, have VIP access or file past the Queen lying in state - but instead were there in a professional capacity as part of the world's media to report on an event."The statement comes as fans of the popular ITV Daytime show have threatened to "boycott" the show as they fume over Phil and Holly's appearance at Westminster Hall.People are up in arms because of the claims that say the two presenters "jumped the queue" while the likes of global football star David Beckham waited in line for 13 hours - and reportedly turned down a queue jump pass.One person took to Twitter to pen: "Time that viewers boycott this morning for the selfish way Phill and Holly behaved by thinking they are better than others and not queueing.

Kirstie Allsopp slams 'Meghan and Harry's treatment of Queen'Mark Labbett retweeted a meme which mocked Phillip's WeBuyAnyCar.com advert into WeSkipAnyQueue.com.Phillip has been the face of the brand since 2019 and features in their adverts.A Twitter account with the name Crystal Loves Cat shared the meme online today, alongside the caption: "#QueueForTheQueen #queuejumping #queuejump - not done himself any favours today."Others backed the pair after it was acknowledged that they were there for work purposes.A source told Mail Online of Phil and Holly: “They did not get to pay their respects to the Queen in the same way as queueing members of the public but they filmed in a section put aside for press.”"This Morning's Friday show has been cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news coverage in the lead-up to the Queen's state funeral."The programme will be back on screens on Tuesday."The late monarch died aged 96 at Balmoral surrounded by her loved ones last week.William's 'masterstroke' invitation to Harry called into question [REVEALED]Adam Woodyatt’s 'divorce finalised' after wife 'rejected some offers' [LATEST]Katie Holmes, 43, cuts dramatic figure with nose ring and hooded dress [PICTURED]Her state funeral will take place on Monday from 11am.Last week, the ITV show dedicated their episodes to the late royal.On their return to the programme on Tuesday, they will reflect on the funeral.

Kirstie Allsopp slams 'Meghan and Harry's treatment of Queen'Adam and Bev tied the knot in 1988 and they have two children together; Jessica and Samuel.A statement confirming their marriage breakdown read: "Beverley and Adam separated in August last year and we ask that the family’s privacy is respected.”An insider previously told the publication that the pair "still get on well" and want to continue to do so for their children.Following the news, Adam joined the 2021 I'm A Celebrity...

Manchester Evening News readers have hit out at This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield after they were recorded allegedly 'jumping the queue' to see the Queen lying in state. The hosting duo were seen filing past Queen Elizabeth II's coffin on Friday (September 16).

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield paid their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II as her coffin is Lying-in-State in Westminster Hall on Friday. Their appearance to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster Hall came as Friday's This Morning was cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news coverage of the Queen.

This Morning fans are threatening to "boycott" the popular ITV Daytime show after Holly Willoughby and Phillip Scofield "jumped The Queue" to see Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state.The late monarch is currently lying-in-state at Westminster Hall in London, with thousands of people queueing through the night in order to file past Her Majesty's coffin - which is covered in the royal standard.The TV duo were spotted "jumping The Queue" last week while members of the public - including elderly and disabled people - reportedly wait in line for up to 24 hours.READ NEXT: This Morning's Holly and Phil face calls to be 'sacked' after 'skipping queue'Footballer David Beckham waited in line for 13 hours to file past the late monarch, with him reportedly turning down a free pass to queue jump.Following a huge backlash, Holly and Phil are now facing an immeasurable boycott of their daily TV show This Morning.Dubbing the pair as "shameful" fans are saying that they are prepared to boycott the show after their "disappointing" act.Taking to Twitter, fans aren't happy. One said: "I think I’m done with watching @thismorning when Holly and Phil are presenting.

Lizzie Cundy has stuck up for her mate Phillip Schofield and his colleague Holly Willoughby amid calls for them to be sacked.The This Morning presenters appeared to skip the queue to pay their respects to the Queen who is currently lying-in-state, while many, including fellow ITV star Susanna Reid, queued for hours.Holly, 41, and Phil, 60, joined a small queue for members of the press which bypassed the main queue which has seen some mourners queueing for 24 hours, as they were filming a segment for ITV programme.READ NEXT: This Morning's Holly and Phil face calls to be 'sacked' after 'skipping queue'During an appearance on TalkTV, Lizzie stood up for her pal Phil after host James Whale described the pair as "appalling".A fuming James said: "What's your views on that filthy, disgusting person, Phillip Schofield?Come on, answer the question.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have faced calls to be sacked from ITV after the pair reportedly skipped the queue to visit the Queen.Tons of mourners have been queuing up outside Westminster Abbey to pay their respects Her late Majesty during her lying-in-state over the last three days.Many have queued through the night along the South Bank for the opportunity to file past the monarch's coffin, with waiting times reportedly exceeding 19 hours.READ MORE:Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield slammed as they 'skip queue' for Queen's coffinEven football legend David Beckham joined the general public when he queued up for 12 hours to see Elizabeth II lying in state.However, This Morning stars Holly and Phil sparked a furious backlash after reportedly snubbing the queue to film a segment for the ITV daytime show.Viewers claimed they "skipped" the queue, some reckoned the pair should be sacked from their TV jobs, and others threatened to boycott This Morning.One fumed: "If Holly and Phil jumped the queue to see Her Majesty the Queen lying in state they should be sacked."Another said: "Holly and Phil should be sacked..pair of idiots..jumping the queue to see the Queen laying in state is deplorable @itv @thismorning think they are above everyone..pair of celebs with zero respect." (sic)A third added: "I hate cancel culture but I’ll make an exception.

READ MORE: Emmerdale fans fume as soap cut in another ITV shake-up as Queen coverage continuesThe Location, Location, Location star, 51, has since taken to Twitter to praise David Beckham who queued up for 12 hours to see Her Majesty’s coffin online.In doing so, the brunette beauty made sure to take a brutal dig at those who have been accused of “queue jumping”.It comes after Holly Willoughby, 41, and Phillip Schofield, 60, faced a wave of backlash on social media after the This Morning presenters were accused of skipping the line of mourners to see Queen Elizabeth on Friday (September 16).The ITV hosts donned matching black ensemble for the sombre segment which is set to air during Tuesday’s episode of This Morning at London’s Westminster Hall.The duo joined a separate queue for press where they could pay their respects before they were taken to a press gallery, leaving a slew of Twitter users up in arms online.The mum-of-three took to social media to share her praise for the professional footballer in full view of her 877,000 followers by retweeting a post from journalist Caitlin Morgan.It read: “Beckham confirmations coming in – if he has queued, unbelievable fair f****** to him.”Kirstie then chimed in with: “This with bells on, Good on David for queuing, and shame on those who think they are too important to queue.”In a follow-up post, the Channel 4 presenter tweeted: “No one is forcing anyone to pay their respects to The Queen, but if you are going to do it queue.”Her loyal legion of fans soon flocked to comment on the post, as one user agreed: “If it’s true it’s very disappointing no reason even if doing it for This Morning should they get in without queuing.”For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the

Queen Elizabeth II, who died on September 8, with queues stretching five miles long with waiting times of up to 24 hours.

David Beckham couldn't hide his emotions as he finally filed past the Queen's coffin to pay his respects to the late monarch. The former Manchester United and England star joined the hundreds of thousands of other mourners who have queued to pay their last tributes to Queen Elizabeth II.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield looked emotional as they made their way through Westminster Hall to seen the Queen lie in state.

This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield looked sombre as they paid their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth II as her coffin is Lying-in-State in Westminster Hall. The TV stars were dressed in black and had lanyards around their necks, which could be for press access to see the Queen Lying-in-State. Holly, 41, wore a buttoned-up dress with silver buttons and she donned a black face mask, whilst Phillip, 60 stood behind her wearing a dark suit and a very solemn expression.Their appearance to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster Hall came as Friday's This Morning was cancelled in favour of rolling ITV news coverage of the Queen.

ITV's This Morning signed off Thursday's show with a montage of The Queen's life and viewers were left in tears as presenter Phillip Schofield paid personal tribute. Phil, 60, and Holly Willoughby presented the daytime show this week, encouraging viewers and guests to share their stories of Elizabeth II following her death last week.

Holly Willoughby appeared filled with emotion as she joined Phillip Schofield to see the Queen lie in state. Queen Elizabeth II spent her first full day lying in state on Thursday (September 15) after the public were allowed to start paying their respects to the late monarch from 5pm on Wednesday.

This Morning fans were left "in tears" as Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield made a major show announcement at the end of Thursday's episode (September 15).Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the ITV programme was pulled from air last Friday.The show returned earlier this week with several special editions paying tribute to the late monarch and on Thursday's show, Holly and Phil confirmed This Morning would once again go off air.READ MORE: This Morning's Holly and Phil shut down Prince Harry reconciliation hopes amid 'issues'At the end of the episode, the presenters informed viewers of the schedule change.They confirmed Friday and Monday's shows had been cancelled in favour of rolling ITV News coverage amid a 10-day period of national mourning.

Viewers were left shedding a few tears as the latest episode of This Morning came to an end. Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were back at the helm of the ITV daytime show on Thursday (September 15) for the first time as scheduled since the Queen's death last week.