This Morning's Holly shares how she broke Queen's death to her kids & their sweet response

Silence fell across the region earlier today, as the nation marked a historic moment to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II.

Fans are talking about the move Prince William made at the Commital Service for Queen Elizabeth II on Monday (September 19) in St George’s Chapel inside Windsor Castle in England.

Sir Elton John, 75, gave a rare insight into his relationship with the late Queen Elizabeth II in view of his 4.2 million Instagram followers today.

Resting place. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle returned to their wedding venue – St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle — to give their final farewell to Queen Elizabeth II.

King Charles sent a "brutal message" to the world regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle today in what was a "public snipping of Harry's royal testicles", according to a royal expert. Last week it was announced that the Duke of Sussex would not be allowed to wear military uniform at the Queen's funeral today (Monday, September 19).

Meghan Markle made a sentimental fashion statement at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral services on Monday, offering a subtle throwback to the year that she wedPrince Harry.The Duchess of Sussex joined her husband for services in remembrance of Her Majesty, wearing an all-black cape dress that offered a nod to the late monarch's 92nd birthday celebration. The Stella McCartney design -- which Meghan paired with a wide-brimmed black hat, black tights and heels — is actually a version of the same navy dress that Meghan previously wore to a televised concert at London's Royal Albert Hall for late monarch's birthday in 2018.Of course, Meghan accessorized the look with the pearl and diamond drop earrings that Queen Elizabeth had gifted her during their first solo outing together that same year.Harry and Meghan have been somewhat estranged from the royal family since their decision to step down as senior members and to relocate their own family to California in 2020. But since the queen's death earlier this month, they have been spotted out several times with the royals.

A lip reading expert has revealed what Princess Charlotte said while at her late great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's funeral service on 19 September. The seven year old princess, who was spotted crying after the emotional service, arrived at Westminster Abbey alongside the Princess of Wales, 40, and Prince George, nine.

Kelly Holmes said she felt "compelled" to queue for 11 hours to see the Queen lying in state. Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest today in a state funeral at Westminster Abbey, with proceedings set to begin in the coming hour. The monarch passed away on September 8 at the age of 96 in her home of Balmoral, Scotland.

A crowning moment. The death of Queen Elizabeth II marked the beginning of her son King Charles III‘s reign on the throne, launching into motion a series of carefully prepared protocols to ease the transition of power.

Big Brother star India Willoughby says "Monarchy should have full power" and that "Parliament should dissolve".Following on from the death of the late Queen, King Charles has succeeded the throne - which has left the nation discussing the future of the Monarchy.The broadcaster, who left GB News in June 2021, has now revealed that she believes King Charles has "massive public support" and could run the country in place of the government. READ NEXT: The Apprentice's Karren Brady 'slung out' of Buckingham Palace after outstaying welcomeSpeaking exclusively to Daily Star, India - who is known for being the world's first transgender national newsreader and Loose Woman - told us how she's a "big fan of the Monarchy".She also offered her views on how she thinks the Monarchy should function going forward after the passing of Queen Elizabeth II."Dissolve Parliament and bring back a full Monarchy, like ye olden days," India revealed.She added: "I’m sure King Charles would do a better job than this lot."He’s got massive public support, the country’s in an absolute mess, and I reckon he could sort things out."India, who describes herself as a 21st-century suffragette, also tweeted some similar views recently when she penned: "I wish for the next two years we could go back to Ye Olden days and be ruled solely by King Charles III.

BBC viewers have been reduced to tears following the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.Her Majesty passed away peacefully on September 8, Buckingham Palace confirmed at the time.A state funeral was held for the Queen 11 days later on September 19.READ MORE: Royal staff 'fuming' after celebs and MPs use VIP lanes to 'skip' Queen's coffin queueViewers from across the world tuned in to watch the Queen leave Buckingham Palace for the final time as she made her away to Windsor to join her beloved late husband Prince Philip.Kirsty Young presented the proceedings on the channel and ended the programme with a touching speech in a final message to the Queen.She said: "Well, what a momentous day it's been. From the might of the military parade to that hushed intimacy at St George's Chapel in Windsor."Kirsty continued stating that Queen Elizabeth II "made history, she was history" and that "she is gone but surely will never be forgotten".The TV star's emotional monologue clearly touched those watching at home, with some rushing to compliment the broadcaster on her final words.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Kirsty Young’s final farewell was delivered so eloquently and sincerely, felt myself moved to tears with her."Another added: "Kirsty Young’s cracked voice, warm words and the short montage were a fitting end to what has been excellent coverage of the celebration of a life well lived."A third person posted: "Beautiful closing piece by Kirsty Young there, real emotion on her face and in her voice.."While a fourth social media user said: "Wow, that Kirsty Young speech.

Millions of people around the world have watched Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral live on television, including many famous faces who took to social media to pay tribute to the late monarch on this momentous day. Amanda Holden shared a black and white photo of the monarch, and simply wrote: "Rest in Peace your Majesty." Sophie Hinchliffe, also known as Mrs Hinch, took a break from her family holiday in Malta to repost the newly released photo of the Queen.

A petition to axe Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield from This Morning after they were accused of "jumping the queue" to see the Queen Lying-in-State has reached over 9,000 signatures. Holly, 41, and Phillip, 60, could be seen lining up in Westminster Hall to pay their respects to the late monarch on Friday, however, their 'media passes' meant that they were fast-tracked ahead of thousands of others who had queued for up to 24 hours. The controversy has generated a huge backlash, especially after other celebrities such as David Beckham and GMB's Susanna Reid queued for over seven hours amongst members of the public.

Queen Elizabeth II formed a beautiful friendship with a woman she never met after the pair bonded over something they had in common. The Queen shared a birthday with Adele Hankey and the monarch, who was today laid to rest after her death aged 96, exchanged letters with her American friend every year. In a chat with US television station KFYR.

Piers Morgan caused outcry among TV viewers earlier today after criticising Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during the coverage of the state funeral of the late Queen Elizabeth II. Despite making somewhat of a surprising U-turn last week when he called Prince William and Prince Harry’s reunion “heart-rendering”, the outspoken presenter has ruffled feathers once again while discussing the division between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the royal family. The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, was covering Her Majesty’s funeral for US TV station Fox News, when he told viewers that it was “hard to forgive” Harry and Meghan following their interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.

Dan Walker has led the praise for Huw Edwards after he hosted the BBC's coverage of the Queen's funeral. Twelve days ago the broadcaster informed viewers of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Royal Family have heaped praise on the appearance of Sarah Ferguson and believe it is what the Queen "would have wanted".Ferguson, the ex-wife of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, was spotted in all-black at the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II today (Monday, September 19). Mourners and members of the public took to Twitter to heap praise onto the inclusion of the Duchess of York in the intimate funeral of the Queen, with one saying it was "really lovely" to see Ferguson at the funeral.READ MORE: Queen incorporated special touches to her funeral hearse years before she diedThe inclusion of Ferguson appears to have won over the hearts of those on social media.One Twitter user wrote: "I am really glad to see Sarah Ferguson at Westminster Abbey, she deserved to be there.

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Westminster Abbey.Viewers of the funeral took to Twitter to express how moved they were by the attendance of the eldest two of the three Wales children, with Louis' absence also leaving many disappointed.READ MORE: Princess Charlotte's adorably polite comment at Queen's funeral spotted by lip readerWalking in tandem with their parents Prince William and Kate Middleton, and the Sussexes George and Charlotte put on brave faces throughout the service which ran from 11am to midday today (Monday, September 19).