'What is wrong with you?!' Piers Morgan slammed for querying Adele's talent in fresh swipe

Piers Morgan, 56, quit his role on Good Morning Britain in March after he refused to apologise for comments he made about Meghan Markle, 40.The broadcaster has since reacted to BBC Two's documentary The Princes and Press, which focuses on Prince Harry and Prince William's relationship with the media.The programme also charted the years leading up to and including the engagement and marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.Taking to Twitter today, Piers reacted to Meghan's lawyer who addressed particular claims about the royals during the programme.He retweeted an article that read: "Meghan's lawyer denies the Duchess of Sussex ever bullied staff in bombshell BBC documentary," in view of his 7.9 million followers.During the programme,

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly poked fun at journalist Piers Morgan in a tweet from the I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! Twitter account and he had something to say about it.The dynamic duo tweeted a picture of Piers Morgan storming off the ITV show Good Morning Britain with the caption ‘Naughty Boy everyday #ImACeleb.’Contestant and DJ Naughty Boy has gained quite the reputation after repeatedly threatening to leave the Gwrych Castle. He said: “At some point you have to do what’s best for you [...] I genuinely feel good about it.

GOOD Morning Britain's Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid honoured former colleague Piers Morgan today after Sun readers revealed they want to find him in their Christmas stocking. The breakfast show proved that there are no hard feeling between them and the 56-year-old star as they congratulated his achievement on air.

Piers Morgan, 56, is rarely lost for words so it didn't take him long to think of a witty response after Ant and Dec used his dramatic Good Morning Britain walk off in a cheeky Twitter post.The fan-favourite duo used a snap-shot of Piers storming off the set of the ITV show and compared it to this year's contestant Naughty Boy, who has threatened to leave the programme more times than we can count.Taking to Twitter, the pair tweeted from their joint account alongside two mirrored images of the now popular meme: "Naughty Boy everyday #ImACeleb."But Piers wasn't having any of it and used the boy's beloved Newcastle football club's loss against Arsenal on Saturday as a savage comeback."More like your goalkeeper picking the ball out of the net

Piers Morgan and Lord Alan Sugar have ended their feud following their high-profile public fallout. Last year, the Good Morning Britain host was criticised by Lord Alan for comments he made about the Government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Piers Morgan has today revealed that he and Lord Alan Sugar are no longer at war.Speaking in his latest column, the outspoken journalist said the pair are back on friendly terms after 20 months of not speaking.The 56-year-old and The Apprentice star, 74, had been friends for 25-years before arguments errupted in early 2020.Sugar had braned Morgan a "shameful, irresponsible, exploitative, hypocritical martyr and disgrace".He compared the ex Good Morning Britain host to Donald Trump in "shouting down and abusing anyone whose opinion he doesn't like".While the former newspaper editor called him a "selfish, stupid, privileged billionaire".Morgan had said at the time: "[If he] wants to spew constant repulsive abuse at someone for holding the

Piers Morgan has revealed that he and former good friend Lord Alan Sugar have finally ended their feud after their public fall-out on social media. Piers said he severed all contact with Lord Sugar over his challenges of Government Ministers when they appeared on Good Morning Britain to talk about the coronavirus pandemic.The former GMB host said that he was "convinced he was 100% right about the bust-up" and it was worth ending their lengthy 25-year relationship.But in his column for the Daily Mail, Piers admitted he missed his old friend and the pair eventually patched things up when Lord Sugar sent him a reconciliatory email.Piers revealed it said: "Hi Piers, you had your opinion which I strongly disagreed with.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan took to Twitter this afternoon to blast Boris Johnson for his behaviour at his latest Covid press conference. Piers found the Prime Minister’s cheery demeanour to be in stark contrast to the news he was announcing. Sharing his thoughts on the conference with his 7.9 million Twitter followers he wrote: “Boris Johnson needs to stop bloody smirking & chuckling at covid press conferences. “None of it should be cause for amusement.

Music legend Rod Stewart recently said in an interview he misses seeing Piers Morgan on ITV breakfast show Good Morning Britain.

Piers Morgan has reignited his long-running feud with BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker, over Dan's exclusive interview with English cricket commentator and former international player, Michael Vaughan.Piers has taken to his favourite platform – Twitter – to question why the BBC presenter and star of Strictly Come Dancing 2021 didn't address one thing in his interview.The former GMB host was angry that Dan hadn't touched on the subject of Azeem Rafiq's historic anti-Semitic comments, which he apologised for last week.Dan took to Twitter to promote the exclusive interview, sharing some words with his followers.He penned: "Exclusive interview with @MichaelVaughan at 830 on #BBCBreakfast this morning."He says sorry for the hurt former team-mate

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to rage at BBC Breakfast host Dan Walker, over latter's interview with English cricket commentator and former international player Michael Vaughan this morning.The ITV star, 56, questioned why the BBC presenter hadn't touched upon the subject of Azeem Rafiq's historic anti-Semitic comments, which he apologised for last week.In view of his 7.9 million followers, the former newspaper editor questioned the Strictly Come Dancing star's interview.Responding to Dan's tweet, Piers wrote: "Why did you not even mention Rafiq's own proven racism?"Does the BBC not consider his anti-Semitism to be as serious, or of significant relevance when it comes to assessing his credibility as an accuser?"The media personality was

Madonna 's controversial Instagram post caused quite the stir after the 63-year-old singer posed for a series of outrageous snaps. One person who was less than impressed with the photos was former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan, who branded the photos "rock bottom", alongside a photo of her backside.

Piers Morgan has given a candid account of his phone call with Kate Garraway's husband Derek Draper amid his health battle.MORE: Kate Garraway makes emotional confession about 'loneliness and fear'Derek contracted coronavirus last year and spent over a year in hospital, before he was finally discharged and able to return home in April 2021.WATCH: Kate Garraway breaks down in tears after NTAs winSadly, his battle is ongoing as he suffered several complications including brain inflammation and damage to the lungs, kidneys, heart and liver, and now requires round-the-clock care and is "rarely communicative".MORE: Kate Garraway reveals 'difficult' Christmas plans amid husband Derek's COVID recoveryExclusive: Dr Hilary details colleague Kate

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to slam Madonna's racy nude snaps as "rock bottom".

Piers Morgan, 56, never misses an opportunity to hit out at his fellow celebrities who, in his words, "show off" their fortunes on social media.

Piers Morgan isn't taking Adil Ray's on-screen mockery lying down, that's for sure.The former ITV star, 56, has accused the new host of causing Good Morning Britain rating to plummet after Adil had pocked fun of his exit on the breakfast programme on Wednesday.At the time of the jibe and during episode, Adil had been chatting with MP Stella Creasy who had received an email requesting for her not to bring her baby into the Parliamentary chamber.Having a joke with his co-star Susanna Reid, Adil remarked: "You've presented with some babies over the years, haven't you?"He added: "Stormed out and had a bit of a tantrum?" which saw Susanna burst into fits of laughter.Soon after Piers had got wind of Adil's wisecrack he decided to take to social

Piers Morgan has weighed in with his thoughts on snooker player Shaun Murphy’s comments about the game.This comes after Shaun shared how he feels professional tournaments should not allow amateur players.This comes after he lost in the first round at the UK Championship to an amateur player.Outspoken broadcaster Piers reacted to Shaun saying “It is not fair, it is not right” on Twitter earlier today.In view of his 7.9 million followers on the platform, Piers retweeted the news.Alongside this, he penned: “What a massive baby.”Shaun blasted snooker authorities earlier today over his surprising defeat.The player, who was the 2005 world champion, was beaten by Si Jiahui of China.He lost to the amateur player in the first round on Tuesday

Piers Morgan is having the time of his life looking up his own name online.The former Good Morning Britain host has discovered the wonders of Urban Dictionary, and he’s sharing the good news with the world.Urban Dictionary is a fanmade, online dictionary with definitions for everything from ‘A bag of cats’ to ‘Z’ed from the feet up’.While it can sometimes come in handy if you’re feeling a bit ancient because there’s a slang word you’ve never heard before, Urban Dictionary is generally a bit of a nonsense place where the most fun derives from searching definitions for your friends’ names and finding the most insulting one.Piers has taken to Twitter, sharing a screengrab of UD’s definition of his own name, which described anyone called Piers

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has taken to social media to vehemently defend England cricket player Michael Vaughan, after the BBC announced that he would not be forming part of the BBC's coverage on the Ashes.The former cricketer was accused of making a racist remark by Yorkshire cricket player Azeem Rafiq, which he vehemently denies.In view of his 7.9 million Twitter followers, the former newsreader defended the international cricket player.Piers wrote: "So let me get this straight, the BBC has effectively found @MichaelVaughan guilty of something he vehemently denies, but has no way to prove he didn’t do, after allegations from someone who spewed anti-Semitic slurs but hasn’t been banned by the BBC."How is this fair?" he

Adil Ray, 47, made a joke on Good Morning Britain earlier this morning which mocked Piers Morgan for exiting the show in a dramatic fashion. Piers, 56, responded by blasting him on Twitter for disrespecting him in light of the ratings he had garnered during his stint on the programme. The journalist also accused Adil of "helping to destroy" the ratings Piers had built up before his sudden departure earlier this year.Taking to Twitter, Piers shared an article about Adil’s swipe at him with his 7.9 million followers. He captioned the tweet: “Hmmm.

Piers Morgan has taken a swipe at the Brit Awards as they attempt to become more "inclusive."