robert johnson, victoria murphy, they helped us through it.elp to understand why this is so important to them and to everyone here in this country and for all the countries under the commonwealth. so it was a momentous and exciting day and we are happy to be a part of it and i will throw it back to you, jamaica in the studio and i will call you my queen. >> deborah: oh, michael strahan, you know how to hit a high note. i appreciate you for that flyby for over. we are trying to get all caught up with the british lingo amid all the pomp and circumstance. you did a fantastic job and one of the most highly anticipated moments of the morning all eyes on the balcony at buckingham palace. everyone watching and just waiting to see who would make an appearance. larez is there. she has been there all morning with that moment that really sets the tone for king charles' reign. larca james cook good morning to you both of you. >> good morning. great to see you guys. we had such an incredible day. this is truly a front row seat to that moment the balcony sh

and evening standard and victoria murphy contributing editor at town&country.there have been -- the monarchy faces some real questions about the younger generation and whether it should exist or not. do you think the spectacle that we're going to see tomorrow is going to pay off or will it be seen as out of touch? >> i think it's going to be a great historic moment. for the people of the other realms. lots of people, lots of happy people. i do think we're in a moment of transition in the monarchy. i think the palace shouldn't be complacent at the moment. all the younger people are not really enamored with the idea of monarchy. they were disappointed what happened with harry and meghan. meghan they feel got a rough ride. lot of people saw harry as the only one who's in touch with the younger generation. i think the king and queen, although they're great people, i know the king fairly well covering this job for 30 years. i think he's a great guy. the queen is a great lady. but they're quite old, actually, in terms of what the younger people want. lot of this is g

joining us to talk about that is abc news royal contributor victoria murphy.ge. this is a really big moment for him. >> this is a really big moment for prince george. at 9 years old, he is the youngest of the pages. all eyes will be on him as he is there as future king. he is not just there supporting his grandfather. he is seeing before him, one day he could be at the center of his own coronation ceremony. i know william and kate do think very carefully about how much to expose their children to the spotlight. they've talked to him about this. i think there's a feeling that this is such a special moment, for him to play a role is so special. >> what about his siblings charlotte and louis? will we see them center stage? >> we will. they have been seen at rehearsals. they will not have formal roles on the day but we will see them with their family. we are expecting to see them on the balcony. buckingham palace will not confirm the lineup yet. charlotte is 8. we are expecting her to sit through the ceremony. louis might be a question mark. he's only 5. when litt

here with me is abc's deborah roberts, victoria murphy, contributing editor at town 'n country and robertthem abc news world contributors, thank you for being here. we will have a great time. historic moment and i'm proud to be here with you all at our new steam, they are fanned out across london. they are covering it all from buckingham palace to the mountain to the high park to winston reid -- westminster abbey with -- where charles will be crowned. we also have with those three people who not only notable royal family well but they work for their majesties in the past. sir peter casals anderson and christina. now we will hear from all of them all morning long but let's start by heading right to buckingham palace where it all began's and where my colleague larry spencer and james longman are standing by. >> lara: what a day here. behind us, the stands arfield. the folks that you see there are invited guests. they are military veterans. they are healthcare workers. and representatives from charities here -- near and dear to the king and queen's hearts. they are buried in the ring and the