Sunrise host David Koch's subtle dig at TV rival Karl Stefanovic

Sunrise host David Koch has taken a subtle dig at his TV rival Karl Stefanovic.

Both Kochie and Nat Barr are broadcasting from London following the Queen's death, with Today hosts Karl and Allison Langdon also presenting their show from the UK.

The rivals were all covering the Queen's final journey from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall when Kochie took the opportunity to take a light-hearted swipe at Karl.

Posting on his Instagram Stories, Kochie shared photos of the crowd watching the Queen's procession.

He then posted a photo of Karl behind a fence looking at Kochie, with his hands wrapped around the bars.

Karl Stefanovic looks through a fence.
Kochie shared a photo of Karl Stefanovic looking at him through a fence. Source: Instagram

"Gotta keep the rif-raf out," Kochie captioned the image as he tagged Karl.

The Today host clearly appreciated the jab, sharing the snap on his own Instagram Stories.

Meanwhile, Nat has shared a behind-the-scenes look at broadcasting from a makeshift tent outside Buckingham Palace.

Showing off two wristbands, Nat said they couldn't go anywhere without them.

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She then filmed the tent where her crew was set up, calling it "home for the next 10 days".

As she panned the camera through the tent she caught Kochie getting his makeup done as he covered his face from the camera.

She then showed off their chairs as part of their set-up, which she said they had purchased from a camping store in central London.

Sunrise hosts Nat Barr and David Koch wear black as they present the show.
Sunrise hosts Nat Barr and David Koch are broadcasting from London. Source: Sunrise

Fans praised the behind-the-scenes look at their coverage of the Queen's death, with many fans saying they were doing a "great job".

"You two have been superb. Honestly, your sensitive coverage of this deserves an award," one said.

"Thanks for sharing. It's interesting to see behind the scenes and how you all put it together. Looks like a big job," another commented.

Both Sunrise and Today will be broadcasting from London until after the Queen's funeral on Monday.

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