featured in a promotional video on 's Twitter feed as she shared an essential announcement.
The TV host advised followers: "Be part of us in celebrating the and Queen Camilla with a particular episode of Good Morning Britain dwell from Westminster Abbey.
"We shall be joined by well-known associates, household, courtiers and commentators because the minutes tick all the way down to this historic event."
The particular episode will air from 6am on Saturday, Might 6, however viewers flocked to the feedback to precise their distaste.
Raul Mc mentioned: "I’d slightly speak to about completely something than be a part of that nonsense."
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Jen joked: "I shall be unplugging the television on Saturday," whereas Slimfastdai shared: "I am going to give it a miss."
JJ added: "Simply turned me off. No thanks." Whereas Phil Internet declared: "I'd slightly be sick."
George Dawson exclaimed: "I would slightly watch paint dry" whereas Nigel mentioned: "How a lot royalist propaganda b****** can the nation stand."
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Mo Rea concluded: "Mmm assume I’m washing my hair then checking I’ve sufficient cash to cowl my payments this month."
Nevertheless, there have been some viewers who have been excited for the upcoming particular.
James Alexander mentioned: "Cannot wait. What a joyous journey it will likely be.
"I am 36 and have cherished and been purchased up with the royals, what a means for individuals to return collectively have fun and have a beautiful prolonged weekend. Thrilling stuff additionally."
Elsewhere on Wednesday's present, Susanna and Martin Lewis spoke to King Charles' buddy Ian Skelly concerning the Coronation.
When Susanna requested him about 's attendance and the place he can be sitting in relation to Charles and , he mentioned his attendance was vitally essential.
He claimed it could have been "disappointing" if Harry had missed the historic occasion because the "channel has at all times been open" between the Duke of Sussex and his household.
Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays on ITV from 6am