Holly Willoughby and her rarely-seen children went to Buckingham Palace to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II.
The monarch died at the age of 96 on Thursday, September 8, at her beloved Balmoral estate in Scotland.
Since her death, presenters and stars around the nation paid tribute to the long-reigning monarch.
On Sunday, Holly took her children - Chester, seven, Belle, 11, and Harry, 13 - to Buckingham Palace in London to lay down some flowers.
In pictures shared on Instagram, an ocean of flowers were laid out by loyal mourning fans.
"Time to reflect and pay our respects… the children wrote the most beautiful words…" she captioned the post.
She took one photo, which only showed the back of her children's heads, in front of the Palace gates.
Her children were seen looking down at the flowers while fans formed a circle around it.
Another picture showed Belle placing a card and flowers down on the floor.
Fans and friends took to the comment section to discuss the emotional moment.
"We’ve just been. So emotional," Vanessa Feltz said while Alison Hammond added two heart emojis.
One user wrote: "How wonderful, not a time for anyone to be negative," while another added: "We’ve literally just been here. So emotional."
ITV recently announced its full scheduling for the channel on Monday, following recent alterations after the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Schedules have been changed over the past few days following the announcement that the Queen had died.
The sad news saw normal schedules replaced with ongoing news coverage of the monarch's passing, reflecting on her life and service as her son Charles, now King Charles III, became the UK's new sovereign.
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Good Morning Britain and This Morning is still airing, although big changes have been made to both shows.
GMB will air from 6am until the later time of 10am, hosted by Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard - while Lorraine has been dropped for the day.
Following GMB will be an hour-long ITV News Special, The King’s Tour - Westminster.
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield will then present a special edition of This Morning in the later time slot of 11am, until 1pm.
The episode will feature stories and memories from people who met and encountered The Queen during her reign.
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