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Piers Morgan has said he would rather work with his enemy Meghan Markle than Alex Beresford, 42, in a savage swipe at his former Good Morning Britain co-star.The 57-year-old made a swift exit from the show last year, following a debate with Alex over racism and Prince Harry's wife. Their difference in opinion sparked a heated argument and caused Piers to walk off set.Minutes later, he came back and the pair calmy approached the subject again.Despite the presenters seemingly settling their issues, Piers has now insisted he wouldn't work with Alex again.In his latest column with The Times, he reflected on his first six months fronting his show Uncensored on TalkTV.Baywatch's Donna D'Errico, 54, poses up a storm in sultry underwearHe wrote: "The Mail on Sunday’s run a story headlined 'Morgan’s revenge! Piers poaches all the best people from Good Morning Britain (he won’t be taking the weatherman!)'."It’s true that I’ve recruited many who helped make GMB such a hit, led by executive editor Winnie Dunbar Nelson, executive director Erron Gordon and series editor Ben Briscoe."And it’s also true that I’d rather be Meghan Markle’s publicist than work with Alex Beresford again."He went on to say he was pleased to be reunited with his long-term Daily Mirror PA Kerrie Hutton."It’s been 18 years since we worked together, and she’ll be an oasis of calm professionalism and cheery humour amid all the inevitable mayhem to come," he added.Piers reignited his feud with Alex earlier this year when he branded him "an idiot".Speaking on Lorraine, the journalist reflected on their heated debate which, at present, has had 12 million views on YouTube. He told the host: "Apparently he was heard out the back rehearsing his lines.Madonna's daughter

Chris Evans, 56, discussed former health secretary Matt Hancock’s participation in ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! on his radio show this morning.The presenter spoke about how the MP had won himself some fans and even some admirers since entering the jungle. Speaking on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show, the radio host asked: “What are you if you’re a Hancock fan? “Because if you’re a Barry Manilow fan, you’re a Fanilow aren’t you? “If you’re a Wet Wet Wet fan, you’re a wet-ette.

Harry Redknapp, 75, spoke about Matt Hancock, 44, and his decision to join ITV’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! despite an outcry from the public and some of his fellow MPs.The football manager admitted he felt like the public were keen to watch the former health secretary “suffer” during the jungle trials. Harry competed in I’m A Celeb back in 2018 and went on to be crowned King of the Jungle after proving popular with the public. In a new interview, the star was asked what he thought of Matt joining the show when people felt he should be at home working for his constituents. “Yeah, I think lots of people did think he should be at home,” the star reflected.  “He was always going to get picked for every trial,” Harry admitted. “People wanted to see him suffer. “I suppose lots of politicians have done different reality TV shows like Strictly,” the football legend added. “So he’s not the first, but he’s going to get some grief over it, that’s for sure.”Harry was then quizzed about what it takes to win the show after his victory four years ago.“It’s quite tough.

Tony Adams withdrew from Strictly Come Dancing ahead of the dance-off last weekend after injuring himself during his Jive with Katya Jones, 33.The 56-year-old skipped performing the dance for a second time in a bid to save his place on the show against Tyler West.Presenter Tess Daly explained to viewers the Arsenal legend had made the decision to leave the show due to an injury.Following his withdrawal, many questioned whether alleged rows between him and Katya were the real reason for him leaving.His long-term wife Poppy Teacher has now shut down the speculation as she addressed his health issue.She said: "Taking part has taken its toll and it was time to drop out.Piers Morgan brands David Walliams 'one of TV's nastiest frauds'"He has gone much further on the show than he had hoped and it was time to leave."Poppy also shut down he had rows with Katya, but claimed they were both "punchy people".She added to the Mail Online: "He adored her and there was never a row as people have said.

Britain’s Got Talent in 2020. It is reported that he called one contestant a “c***” and said of another: “She thinks you want to f*** her, but you don’t.”As David continues to face backlash on social media, several of his past appearances have been discussed, including an uncomfortable skit which saw him pull down men’s trousers on stage. The footage, which was filmed in 2007, appears in a BBC documentary that followed David and former co-star Matt Lucas take their Little Britain stage show to Australia.It shows David playing a children’s entertainer called Des Kay who invites men from the audience to play a game of “hide the sausage”. In the disturbing video, David invites one boy on stage who says he is 16, to which David replied: “Bingo! You’re a big boy for 16 aren’t you, eh? That’s what I’ll tell the judge.”  He then proceeds to kiss the audience members on the lips and then pulls down their trousers, leaving a few of them semi-naked on stage and scrambling to cover themselves up.The clips also show David climbing on top of the boys and rubbing against them as part of the skit.Speaking about the skit at the time, David said on the documentary: “It didn’t start like that, it kind of grew when I became greedy for laughs.“You’ve got to know the boundaries, I mean, that is funny, but if I started exposing their penis or something, it would just be horrible, it would just be abuse.” The clip is now circulating again on social media.

PIERS Morgan has slammed David Walliams after a leaked voice note emerged of the Britain's Got Talent judge making "derogatory remarks" about a contestant. TalkTV host Piers, 57, previously revealed he'd refused to return as a judge on BGT because David, 51, is on the panel.

Piers Morgan has branded his nemesis David Walliams 'one of the nastiest frauds in TV' after leaked recordings heard the comedian make a series of derogatory remarks.

David Walliams has apologized for making “disrespectful comments” about Britain’s Got Talent contestants.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams has been forced to make an apology after making derogatory comments about contestants who have appeared on the ITV show.

Britain’s Got Talent was leaked.The leak shows he made sexually explicit comments about participant.In a statement, the comedian and best-selling children's author said: "I would like to apologise to the people I made disrespectful comments about during breaks in filming for Britain’s Got Talent in 2020."These were private conversations and – like most conversations with friends – were never intended to be shared.

PIERS Morgan has slammed Matt Hancock's appearance on I'm A Celebrity, branding it 'vomit making'. The former Good Morning Britain anchor and now Talk TV presenter slammed Hancock's participation in the ITV reality show. The ex Health Secretary made his debut on the show during Wednesday night's instalment.

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! hopeful Boy George isn't one to hold back on his opinion and this week ranted about the dinner situation in camp.The 61-year-old branded current camp cook Charlene White "controlling" and complained that the mushrooms she put on the fire were undercooked.His time in the jungle so far was discussed on This Morning earlier week, where former campers Vanessa Feltz and Matthew Wright shared their thoughts.Vanessa claimed that the Culture Club star "doesn't give a damn" and won't be helping put with camp chores as she likened him to Madonna.She told hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield: "I've done so much reality TV so I know how it works, you try and get on with everyone."You want the people there to like you, the people at home to like you. If you don't do the washing up at home, you try and do it there, you muck in.Joan Collins, 89, almost unrecognisable in huge hair transformation"Boy George is not that person," she added."The only other person I've ever worked with who is similar to him in not giving a damn about what anyone thinks about him is Madonna.