Many people were expecting to see Prince Charles on This Morning yesterday, however it wasn't aired.
Today, This Morning presenters Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield revealed that Charles and Camilla arrived shortly after yesterday's episode went off air.
They showed a montage of clips from the visit, during which every member of ITV's Daytime team met the Royal duo.
The Good Morning Britain presenters were there, as were other regulars from This Morning like the Speakmans and Alison Hammond.
But Holly admitted it was a really weird experience and something she struggled to get her head around.
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“It's kind of surreal watching it back. It's like we had the best lookalikes”
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The 36-year-old confessed: "It's kind of surreal watching it back. It's like we had the best lookalikes."
Luckily for Holly, their special guests were the real deal, and Phillip, 55, admitted that the crew had made some adjustments to the set ahead of the visit.
He said: "You may wonder what sort of preparation we did. They say when the Royal Family visit anywhere, all they smell is fresh paint. We painted one door."
He went on: "Normally, our door wedges are white, messy and scuffed up. We covered them all in black gaffer tape."
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It seemed Prince Charles and Camilla were appropriately impressed as they soon sat down on the famous sofas.
They signed This Morning's guest book and allowed Phil to take a snap of them to mark the occasion.
Other members of the This Morning team revealed the topics of their conversations with the Royals.
Ruth Langsford was amazed when Camilla opened their chat with congratulations for her time on Strictly Come Dancing.
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Meanwhile, Georgia "Toff" Toffolo spoke to Charles about her time on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here.
She said: "This is the first time I've ever met royalty. I've been in the same pub as Harry, but it doesn't count.
"I told him I'd just come back from Australia and won the jungle and he asked if I came back with any of the horrible diseases."
This Morning airs weekdays at 10.30am on ITV.