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Rebecca Cook

This Morning's Phil despairs as Holly forced to apologise for repeated King Charles blunder

Holly Willoughby Camilla Tominey Phillip Schofield Graeme Brown King Charles III KSI

This Morning descended into chaos today as Phillip Schofield was left rolling his eyes as Holly Willoughby was forced to apologise for her repeated King Charles gaffes.

The co-hosts were joined in the studio by journalists Camilla Tominey and Graeme Brown as they discussed the plans for the coronation of King Charles this May.

They discussed reports King Charles III could become the first monarch in British history to be publicly anointed at his coronation in another break from tradition.

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