Piers Uncensored: Last News

Piers Morgan has divided fans with his latest performance on his brand new show Piers Uncensored.During Monday's (April 25) programme, he opened up his new programme with a scathing monologue.He could be heard saying: "My mission statement for this show is very simple I'm going to cancel cancel culture, the insidious joyless societal scourge for those most affected by democracy preserving weapons - common sense and truth."And that's THE truth, not your truth, and definitely not Princess Pinnochio's truth."Viewers took to social media to comment on Piers' scathing dig.One fan said: "4 minutes in to #piersuncensored before there was a dig at Megan. Couldn't help himself."A second added: "Less than 5 mins in before you get a swipe in at Meghan @piersmorgan, really? #piersuncensored" While a third penned: "Already loving @piersmorgan new show when speaking about free speech and meghan markle within the first 5 minutes #piersuncensored" "Piers Morgan claims nothing is off limits.

Piers Morgan has confessed he has just one regret after leaving Good Morning Britain.As he appeared on Lorraine Kelly's self-titled ITV show to talk about his exit from GMB and his upcoming show, Lorraine questioned him on whether he regretted his exit and how he left the show.Piers was explaining his upcoming show, Piers Uncensored, as he confessed he wants to be "fair to all sides", telling the host that she knows why he left Good Morning Britain.Lorraine said: "Do you regret that Piers? Do you regret the way it happened and the fact it happened?" Piers responded: "Let me be clear. I only regret that ITV tried to make me apologise for something that I genuinely believe."He added: "I didn't believe most of what was coming out of Meghan Markle's mouth." The former GMB star reaffirmed that everyone is "allowed an opinion" before adding: "I was precisely hired to host that show because of my strong opinions." He opened up about the decision to leave GMB and explained he didn't want to and it wasn't his choice to leave the popular ITV show Piers said he was told he needed to apologise or leave the show.

Piers Morgan's wife Celia Walden took to social media today to wish her husband a happy "storm-out-aversary" a year on from his dramatic resignation from Good Morning Britain. Piers had suggested at the time that his options were to resign or be fired, after comments made about Meghan Markle."Happy Storm-out-aversary!" she captioned the infamous photo of her husband walking off-air.She added encouragingly: "Onwards and upwards."The comment had been prompted by Piers' announcement that his new show, Piers Uncensored, is due to hit TV screens soon.An unrepentant Piers, who was ultimately cleared by Ofcom over his comments about Meghan, teased that it would be ready soon and delivered with the aim of "annoying all the right people".In the Twitter preview of the new show, the same footage of Piers storming off after the debate set off viewers' anticipation.He added that he desired to put a stop to "the cancel culture which has infected societies around the world".The video was uploaded to his account today, accompanied by a message from the man himself, teasing: "ANNOUNCEMENT Trigger warning: I’m back..