Piers Morgan never holds back on his opinion, and the Good Morning Britain presenter most certainly doesn’t when it comes to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
For his latest row, Piers has dubbed the Duke of Sussex a “pampered little duke” who “makes me feel sick” after Harry said the coronavirus was being “exaggerated”.
Harry, who is staying in his Malibu mansion, said the effort by people around the country proves that “things are better than we are led to believe” during a podcast called Declassified.
After hearing Harry’s comments, Piers hit back after over 20,000 people have died from coronavirus in the UK alone.
During a GMB discussion on the royals, Piers let loose, he raged that Harry was “making it all about him again”.
Piers Morgan savaged Prince Harry live on GMB today (Image: ITV)
Piers also told Harry to “shut up” and slammed him for “ditching his country”.
He ranted: “I might remind him the world is in a war at the moment with a virus which is destroying lives and the lives of health care workers in this country.
“What was Harry’s contribution to this debate other than making it all about him again? To claim we’re all exaggerating this war.”
Piers wasn’t happy with Harry’s choice of words (Image: Getty Images)
“The brass neck of this guy, who ditched his country. Now lives in a Malibu mansion, that I don’t think he even pays for, lecturing us that we are exaggerating a war.”
Piers continued by reminding Harry that 80 of those people who have died were NHS workers and health workers fighting the virus from the frontline.
Piers continued: “When we have had deaths of 80 health care workers.
Despite being live on morning TV, Piers did not hold back (Image: ITV)
“We are showing people the reality of this and we’re not reliant on a pampered little duke in his Malibu mansion.”
He continued: “I’m sorry to use tough language but the bottom line is I don’t want to hear from these two during this war.
“Making it about their little hurt feelings. ‘Oh isn’t my life awful in my Malibu mansion’. Shut up, seriously.”
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am
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