Official Coronation photos hidden details including Kate's outfit change

In 1953, Major General Sir Charles Dunphie watched over Queen Elizabeth II as she was crowned Great Britain’s monarch at Westminster Abbey.

“the one that got away” — if “American Idol” fans have their way.Viewers are campaigning on social media to permanently remove Katy Perry as a judge after she was temporarily replaced this week by the Canadian songstress to mentor the show’s Top 8. Morissette, 48, filled in for Perry, 38, while she and co-judge Lionel Richie, 73 — who was replaced by Ed Sheeran — performed at the coronation concert held in honor of King Charles III.Perry’s hiatus from the show came as several fans slammed the “TGIF” singer for her rude on-stage behavior.Several viewers of “Idol” seemed to breathe a sigh of relief during the “Dark Horse” singer’s two-episode absence.

Members of the Royal Family joined King Charles and Queen Camilla for their official Coronation photos to mark the historic moment.

King Charles’ coronation had finally concluded on May 6.Once the church service at Westminster Abbey wrapped up, Louis, 5, piled into a carriage on the way back to Buckingham Palace with his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, as well as his older siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince George.A self-styled pro lip reader has recently revealed what the twitting tot was shouting from the automobile during the coronation procession.Krystin Kalvoy duetted a clip of the child in the carriage on TikTok, sharing what she believes he really said.According to Kalvoy, Louis was howling: “What are you yelling to? What are you screaming to?” to the crowds along the route.Louis was also seen yawning and making funny faces in the vehicle as he rode by.In an earlier moment — before the crowning occurred — Louis told his sister, 8, “Look, waving,” according to lip reader Jacqui Press.Press told the DailyMail earlier his week that Louis said “yes, of course” to his sissy while laughing as he gestured to onlookers from the car, on the way to the antiquated church.The expert also alleged that once the event finished, Louis uttered “yay, king,” and “lots of people waving” to Charlotte as they drove past jubilate people on the London streets.

Coronation conspiracy squashed!

The Prince and Princess of Wales' new approach to their social media accounts is at odds with that of Harry and Meghan's, according to a Royal expert. Former BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond has said that Kate and William's team regularly posts short behind-the-scenes videos of each official engagement. The shift comes after the team behind the couple's online presence was continuously criticised by Royal fans for missing key events or not providing enough detail.

Prince Harry made a very quick trip to the UK this past weekend to attend his father King Charles’ Coronation.

Sir Karl Jenkins has debunked a conspiracy that Meghan Markle was dressed in disguise at the coronation on Saturday. The hilarious theory came to be after the camera panned to him sitting at a front pew of the Quire, watching King Charles and Queen Camilla’s crowning ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

A 79-year-old Welsh composer is shutting down some wild rumours.

Sir Karl Jenkins is clarifying that it was him, and not Meghan Markle, in attendance at King Charles’ Coronation this past weekend.

Kate Middleton issued a subtle warning to her husband, Prince William on Coronation Day - and her concerns were entirely relatable.The Prince and Princess of Wales, both 40, were dressed in their full regalia for the event, which was watched around the globe and saw King Charles III and Queen Camilla officially become monarchs of Great Britain. Prince William, heir to the throne, wore his Order of the Garter mantle, whilst Kate wore her Royal Victorian Order mantle, both of which featured long floor-length robes - which would certainly be easy for one to trip over.

Even though Prince Harry only stayed in England for roughly 24 hours for the coronation, he made sure to carve out some time to catch up with one family member during his brief visit.

Penny Mordaunt almost stole the show at King Charles’ historic Coronation, holding the 8lb (3.6kg) Sword of State aloft for nearly half of the two-hour ceremony. The Conservative MP, who also serves as Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Privy Council, says she took a "couple of painkillers" before the ceremony to manage the weight of the sword.

King Charles’ coronation on May 6.Lip readers have intricately deciphered what Charles, 74, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton said to each other at various parts of the historic ceremony.When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their way into Westminster Abbey just before the ceremony began, Middleton, 41, asked her husband to steal clear of her gown, according to an expert.Professional mouth reader Jeremy Freeman told the Daily Star recently that she turned to the Prince of Wales, 40, and said, “Just mind the gown.”William then comforted Middleton, and reportedly said: “Don’t worry I got [or caught] it.”The couple both wore blue, red and white robes as well as formal attire for the lavish event.Just hours later — once the religious service had concluded — the royal family joined the newly-crowned monarch and Camilla, 75, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace where they waved to the crowds below. While the sovereigns were smiling cheerfully, Charles allegedly expressed regard for his wife.Lip reader Elisabeth Taunton told the Mirror that a concerned Charles said: “I’m not going to get too close [to the front] so the fire service have to [run in] rescue me.”Camilla then gestured to the side, telling the people to her left: “Move… move up, go on, come here, move up.

King Charles made a comment about not getting too close to the Buckingham Palace balcony during the weekend’s Coronation celebration, says a professional lipreader. The new monarch, 74, and Queen Consort Camilla were officially crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday - with thousands of people lining the streets of London to take in the pageantry while millions more watched on at home.

Kate Middleton issued a worried four-word warning to the Prince of Wales ahead of the King's Coronation, a lip reader has claimed.

Prince William “couldn’t walk for a week” after playing football, ex-England striker Luther Blissett has revealed. The Prince of Wales, 40, discussed his footballing exploits with the former Watford player as he handed out honours at Windsor Castle on Wednesday. Blissett, who was one of the most prominent black English footballers in the 1970s and 80s and the first black footballer to score a hat-trick for England, received an OBE for his services to the sport and for his charity work.The 65 year old, discussing what he and William spoke about during the ceremony, said: “We had just a couple of little words.

Kate Middleton wowed royal fans at the Coronation with not only her stunning gown but also her touching tribute to Princess Diana.

Peter Phillips was all smiles as he took his girlfriend Lindsay Wallace to King Charles’ Coronation concert. The 45 year old royal, who is Princess Anne’s son and the late Queen’s grandson, sat in the second row of the royal box at the star-studded event alongside Lindsay and the daughters he shares with ex-wife Autumn Kelly - Savannah, 12, and Isla, 10. Peter and Lindsay have been in a relationship for about two years.

A body language expert has shared the clever tricks Kate Middleton pulled during the long weekend of Coronation celebrations to keep her three children behaving well.

A shaggy-haired, mustachioed and bespectacled Welsh composer – who became the center of a viral joke and conspiracy theory that he was actually Meghan Markle in disguise when he attended King Charles III’s coronation last Saturday – confirmed his identity this week.  "My name is Sir Karl Jenkins," the composer said in a TikTok video while seated cross-legged on his sofa with soft classical music playing in the background. "I understand there’s been a lot of interest in me since I appeared at the coronation of King Charles III." The award-winning composer explained that he was seated near the front of Westminster Abbey because he had written music performed at the ceremony.  "I was quite surprised that some people thought I was Meghan Markle in disguise," he deadpanned before showing a social post of someone joking his look was "obviously a disguise" and he must be there to "steal the Crown Jewels."  "I look this way all the time," Jenkins professed, cracking up.

The historic Coronation of King Charles III took place over the weekend as hundreds of get togethers marked the occasion hosted up and down the UK.

Kate Middleton employed clever techniques to ensure her three children behaved impeccably during the three-day Coronation celebrations, according to a body language expert. Prince George , 9, Princess Charlotte , 8, and Prince Louis , 5, were praised for their excellent conduct throughout the event, and on Monday, Louis even participated in his first royal engagement alongside his older siblings as the Wales family helped out with the Big Help Out.

Andrew Lloyd-Webber has responded to rumours that he was sat next to "Meghan in disguise" at the King's Coronation.The composer has now broken his silence after he was spotted in viral pictures taken where some people thought Meghan Markle had come to the event in disguise.The Phantom of the Opera creator sat next to a distinctive looking man who soon went viral when spotted by the public. Many thought that his grey hair and moustache were fake, leading them to conclude that it was actually the Duchess of Sussex.

Will the real Meghan Markle please stand up? Sir Karl Jenkins revealed that despite the hilarious memes, he was not the Duchess of Sussex in disguise at King Charles III’s coronation ceremony.

This past weekend the coronation of King Charles III took place in London with a surreal guestlist that ranged from his estranged son Prince Harry to Katy Perry and Nick Cave. However, there was one not-so-famous guest that caught a lot of attention from TV viewers during the ceremony for his unique look. Nobody could identify the man behind the mustache or sunglasses but speculation as to who he could be raged online.

Kate Middleton stunned at King Charles’ Coronation in her gown that was designed by Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. And although the majority of the gown was cloaked by the Princess of Wales’ robe of The Royal Victorian Order, motifs were visible on the hem that harked back to the dress she wore when she married Prince William in 2011. The floral motifs, sewn into the ivory dress using silver embroidery, were shamrocks, roses, thistles and daffodils - used to represent Britain and Ireland's national flowers.

King Charles’ coronation about whether or not his youngest son, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, would attend the elegant affair.In the end, the Duke of Sussex, 38, went to the party solo — sans Markle, 41, who stayed home in California with their two kids. Colleen Harris, Charles’ former private secretary, has now claimed that Harry would have expressed remorse if he never made an appearance on May 6.“He would have personally regretted it if he wasn’t there to support his father,” Harris told People recently.“I am delighted that Prince Harry was there,” added Harris, a public relations officer who was the first black member of the royal household.

Reconnecting. Prince Harry was only briefly in England for King Charles III‘s coronation, but the monarch made time to talk to his younger son.

Lionel Richie has posted a series of images of himself at the Coronation Concert online, and shown that he isn’t affected by the harsh criticism he received from some fans.The pop and soul legend took to the stage on the grounds of Windsor Castle on Sunday (May 7) — to perform some of his biggest hits in front of the newly-crowned King Charles III and Queen Camilla.However, following renditions of his songs ‘Easy Like Sunday Morning’ and ‘All Night Long’, the 73-year-old received some backlash from fans watching the broadcast at home, who were quick to point out how his vocals sounded different to what they expected.“Is someone disguised as Lionel Richie because that is not his voice! Sounds completely different,” wrote one viewer on Twitter, while another agreed, stating: “Lionel Richie’s voice sounds totally different. I wouldn’t recognise it!”However, following some criticism, the ‘Hello’ singer has shown that he isn’t affected by the comments, and instead shared a series of online updates, showing him enjoying his time at the historic event.This included a series of images of him at Windsor Castle, as well as a clip of him performing at the concert, with the caption simply reading: “All night long at Windsor Castle”.He also shared close-up shots of his outfit on the night, which was designed by David Thomas and embellished with Swarovski crystals, alongside footage of himself and Katy Perry chatting briefly with the newly-crowned monarchs, which was shown on American Idol.

The Princess of Wales finally treated keen royal fans to a full look at her mesmerising Coronation dress in the official portraits that were released from the big day

Rutherglen Care Home rolled out the red carpet at the weekend for some surprise VIP guests as they had an 'Unroyal Visit' from 'King Charles III' and 'Queen Camilla'.

Fashion fans have been rushing to snap up an £84 House of Fraser wedding guest dress that is almost identical to Lady Louise Windsor's viral coronation dress.

At the weekend Amanda Holden turned heads as she stepped out at the Coronation Concert in a hot pink suit with a matching bra worn underneath. The Britain's Got Talent judge stood out amongst all the red, white and blue in her her vibrant outfit.

Just her opinion! Katy Perry’s blunt comments about Meghan Markle’s 2018 wedding dress have resurfaced following her participation in King Charles III’s coronation concert. 

disgraced influencer Andrew Tate took to Twitter to criticize the coronation of King Charles III, offering an unlikely opinion for who should rule the UK instead. The ex-kickboxer, 36, had initially tweeted a meme of his face superimposed over the body of Charles during the monarch-making ceremony Saturday.