Sharon Osbourne makes TV comeback with Piers Morgan after controversial US show exit

Twitter today that Piers Morgan has invited her to appear on his new show Uncensored after the tragic death of her son.She went on to share her brutal rejection email to Piers, which made reference to both Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.Sinead, 55, took to Twitter today to share a screenshot of the email he sent to the former Good Morning Britain host in view of her 51,300 followers on her second Twitter account OhSineady.She captioned the image: “Piers Morgan's been trying to get me on his breakfast show since Shaney died. “Here's what I emailed him in response: Hopefully you'll chortle your tea out your nose.”In the email she penned: “Hi Piers, I think it's best I don't do your show because of the irresistible temptation I would have to point out that you're dying to be b***s deep in Meghan Markle so bad it's driven you crazy.“And that your dislike of Prince Harry is down to his being b***s deep in her ten times a day.“It being the case that if you were ever to get near her, which would never happen, you'd last ten seconds: and that would be that for ten days.”Piers, 56, responded a couple of hours later in an amused tone in view of his 7.9 million followers.Retweeting her, he wrote: “Hi Sinead, a delight to hear from you and I did indeed chortle my tea out of my nose.“Three things… A) I haven't hosted a breakfast show for a year. “B) I actually fancy you, not Meghan.Think it's the GI Jane hair thing. “C) I was so sorry about your son. Hope you're OK.”Express.co.uk has contacted Piers Morgan’s representatives for further comment.Twitter users appeared divided as they took to the comments section to voice their own opinions on the interaction.Simon Jordan wrote: “Sinead wins ...

Ukraine, many have looked to presidents and top politicians to provide a solution. However Piers Morgan was witheringly critical of Joe Biden, who appeared yesterday to backtrack on his administration's previous assertions that sanctions could deter Putin from continuing the war."Let's get something straight," Joe Biden bluntly began as he fielded questions from a CBS News journalist."If you remember, if you've covered me from the beginning, I did not say that in fact that sanctions would deter him," he continued, in reference to Vladimir Putin."Sanctions never deter! You keep talking about that."Seconds earlier, he had accused the journalist, Christina Ruffini, of "playing games" after she quizzed him on how sanctions could work if they had not been a sufficient deterrent to prevent the invasion.Piers had an axe to grind after viewing an incendiary video clip of the press conference, posted by @RNCResearch, and took to Twitter to tell all to his network of almost eight million followers."Either Biden didn’t know his entire top team repeatedly said sanctions WOULD deter, or he’s forgotten they said it," he wrote."Either way, this makes him look ridiculous, and the fact he mocked the journalist is even worse."However another Twitter user suggested that he should check out a longer version of the video to put his concerns into context, warning: "You need to listen to him fully - this cuts it off."He said Sanctions never deter.

Piers Morgan has shocked people by jumping to the defence of author J.K. Rowling, claiming she has been treated "despicably" for airing her views recently.J.K.

Prince Harry has reportedly "banned" comedian and actor Jack Whitehall from seeing him after he made a joke calling the Royal "Ginger Nuts". The 33 year old Jungle Cruise star recently revealed that comments made at the 2015 Royal Variety Show may have led to him being blacklisted from seeing his old friend. What's more, Jack claimed he wasn't invited to 37 year old Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in 2018 as a result.The stand-up comic explained as part of his How To Survive The Summer Holidays tour with his parents Michael, 81, and Hilary, 59, according to The Mirror.The star's dad began: “Jack, I read a book recently and it changed my life.

Sharon Osbourne has revealed her heart is broken after the tragic sudden passing of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins.MORE: Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins dead at aged 50The former The Talk star joined millions of mourners across the globe in paying tribute to the talented musician, who sadly died on Friday at the age of 50. WATCH: All the stars who have been taken too soonTaking to Twitter, Sharon posted a black and white photo of Taylor behind a drum kit, writing: "Rest In Peace #taylorhawkins. Sending all our love to his wife and children," followed by a broken heart emoji.Her husband, Ozzy Osbourne, also paid tribute to Taylor, penning on Twitter: "@TaylorHawkins was truly a great person and an amazing musician.

Meghan Markle, claiming she will most likely not inherit any royal palaces due to the ever-unfolding royal drama. Since Meghan and Prince Harry took a step back from royal life, Laurence reckons they have forfeited any chance of taking up one of the royal palaces one day.

Piers Morgan has said he's put aside his feud with Harry Potter author JK Rowling to defend her amid the ongoing transgender row she's embroiled in.The TV personality, 56, branded the treatment of the author "an absolute disgrace" amid the backlash she is facing for airing her views on the on sex and gender publicly.Piers addressed the topic of the US transgender swimmer, Lia Thomas, who is set to become a "world-beating superstar" after having joined the women's team.He wrote that the swimmer previously competed unsuccessfully on the University of Pennsylvania men's team.Piers branded the move "grotesquely unfair" in a new column but added that anyone who criticises the move is immediately branded "transphobic".The star wrote that he "unequivocally" the rights of trans people to equality and fairness but added that Thomas had a "massive biological advantage" over her competitors.Piers went on to write that defenders of women's rights are frequently subjected to "the intolerant cancel culture mob", claiming that they try to "destroy careers and lives" for the cause.The former Life Stories host looked to the case of Rowling as an example who has received death threats over the matter on Twitter.Yesterday, the best-selling author hit back at Russian president Vladimir Putin, who compared the cancellation of the Harry Potter author to the sanctions placed upon Russia for invading Ukraine.In a speech, Putin said: "They cancelled Joanne Rowling recently, the children’s author, her books are published all over the world - just because she didn’t satisfy the demands of gender rights."They are now trying to cancel our country.

"THERE'S a special place in hell for women who don’t help each other," said America’s first female Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, who sadly died this week. Yet as this quote is being republished around the world in tribute to a magnificent trailblazing woman, the very existence of women is being threatened in a manner that it is as absurd as it is shameful.

Piers Morgan, 56, has used his social media platforms to talk about the "depraved monster" Vladimir Putin, after Russia launched its attack on Ukraine last month.The former Good Morning Britain presenter took to Twitter today to allow an "exception" on today's cancel culture over the Russian leader's latest "deluded" comments.Putin launched a verbal attack on the West today for "discriminating against Russian culture".He compared the supposed discrimation to be like the ceremonial burning of books by Nazi supporters in the 1930s.As reported by AFP News Agency, Putin said: "Today they are trying to cancel a thousand-year old country."I am talking about the progressive discrimination against everything connected with Russia."Angered by this, Piers took to Twitter in view of his 7.9 million followers to respond.He penned: "FFS.

Jack Whitehall has said that he was banned from seeing Prince Harry after he made a quip about his hair. He shared his speculation at The London Palladium during his tour, How To Survive The Summer Holidays.The 33-year-old made a joke during the Royal Variety Show in 2015 and called him “Ginger Nuts”, which apparently didn’t go down well.He spoke on the tour alongside his mother Hilary and father Michael who mocked Harry himself: “Jack, I read a book recently and it changed my life.

Prince Harry at the Royal Variety Show in 2015.The comedian, 33, aimed several jibes at the Duke of Sussex during his performance at the time.The stand-up comic has now made another jibe at The London Palladium as part of his How To Survive The Summer Holidays tour alongside his mum Hilary Whitehall, 59, and dad Michael Whitehall, 81, on March 23.The trio entertained fans with their stage antics as Jack interviewed his parents.As they recall various anecdotes of their lives, the film actor recalled an awkward royal moment.Jack reportedly joked that he had been "banned" after taking a cheeky swipe at Prince HarryMichael referenced Meghan Markle's recent book, The Bench, which he suggested had "changed his life".He then claimed that Jack had been "banned" from seeing his friend Harry during their standup routine.But the comic suggested that it was his joke at The Royal Variety show which got him snubbed.“I think I have been banned because I called him 'Ginger Nuts’ at the Royal Variety," Jack replied, according to The Sun.The comic referred to his appearance at The Royal Variety Performance in 2015 and viewers may recall the various swipes made towards Prince Harry.The comedian joked about the royal running the country, to his time in the British Army before he went on to explain why the public adores the young royal so much."Now you have done some incredible things of course; all the work you've done for charity and you've served your country with distinction in the British army," Jack mused."But most importantly, when we look at you, we know that if you were one of our friends, you would be one of the lads."'They called it a tumour' Jasmine Harman addresses family struggles[LATEST]Brendan Cole hits out at Strictly for

Piers Morgan took to Twitter to mock Meghan Markle's new podcast, calling her “Princess Pinocchio”.ITV News royal editor Chris Ship shared the news via his Twitter page that the former actress’ new podcast will “explore labels that hold women back”. The former Good Morning Britain host, 56, retweeted the article for his 7.9million followers to see and posted three crying laughing emojis followed by: “Is ‘Princess Pinocchio’ one of them?” The tweet attracted the attention of many Twitter users who were less than pleased with the broadcaster's comment and were quick to jump to the Duchess of Sussex’s defence.One user penned: “I thought we agreed that constantly going after a female of colour really isn’t a good look for you Piers? I get that obsessions can be hard to kick, but it really is time.”Another wrote: “Was you one of those that gave it the big one about anti bullying and mental health? Give it a rest.”A third user said: “Give it a rest.

THE BBC have been forced to apologise following a flurry of complaints about Rebel Wilson’s jokes at the BAFTA awards last week. The 42-year-old shocked viewers with a series of gags mocking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and made X-rated jokes about Benedict Cumberbatch and James Bond star Daniel Craig.

JACK Whitehall says he is “banned” from seeing his old pal Prince Harry after making a cheeky gag about him. The comedian, 33, claims a tongue-in-cheek joke at the Royal Variety Show in 2015 where he called Harry ”Ginger Nuts” is the reason he's been blacklisted.

Piers Morgan, 56, has weighed in on the Duchess of Sussex’s new Spotify series, Archetypes.The podcast, hosted by Meghan Markle, will see her speak to experts, historians and women who have suffered being branded with "labels that hold women back” in order to explore the issue.Meghan unveiled the podcast on Thursday, and it didn’t take long before Piers shared his thoughts.Tweeting in view of his 7.9m followers, Piers reposted an article from ITV Royal Editor, Chris Ship, who said: “Meghan Markle’s first Spotify podcast to 'explore labels that hold women back'.”Piers responded with a series of laughing emojis and scoffed: “Is ‘Princess Pinocchio’ one of them?”As is often the case, Piers’ tweet divided users, with some agreeing, while others jumped to Meghan’s defence.User @Canuckabroad quipped: “Comedy gold!”And Peter concurred: “I can’t imagine how terrible that podcast will be.”While RUA said: “Will she talk about how complaining is toxic to you and everyone around you? And how the public airing of family dirty laundry doesn’t help anyone get ahead?”On the other side of the argument, Mickey fumed that Piers was “obsessed”, saying: “I thought we agreed that constantly going after a female of colour really isn’t a good look for you Piers? I get that obsessions can be hard to kick, but it really is time.”Pierre urged: “Ah Morgan, get over her.She got over you.

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Strictly Come Dancing could see fiery TV personality Piers Morgan in the line-up, according to the bookies.Former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan is 20/1 odds to be a Strictly star, having also been linked to I'm A Celebrity last year. Piers has garnered a slew of headlines over the last 12 months after he dramatically walked off set live on air over a row about Meghan Markle.

Meghan Markle fans have hit out after the Duchess of Sussex was blamed for Kate Middleton and Prince William's "failed tour" of Jamaica.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are midway through a week-long tour that sees them visit Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas. The royal couple's visit has received a mixed reception, including protests outside the British High Commission by republicans demanding slavery reparations from the UK and the Royal Family.

The trailer for the Duchess of Sussex's first Spotify series has dropped - and she'll be investigating "labels that try to hold women back".

The Duchess of Sussex is ready to launch her first podcast.

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex is to host a podcast series about the common stereotypes that have historically generalized women as the first project from her and Prince Harry’s Archewell Audio after striking a multi-million dollar deal with Spotify.