In a startling revelation that has sent shockwaves through the broadcasting world, Piers Morgan has confessed he "absolutely hated" his final episode of Good Morning Britain, describing the experience as one of the most uncomfortable of his television career.
The Final Curtain Call
The controversial presenter, known for his no-holds-barred approach to journalism, has broken his silence about the tumultuous events surrounding his dramatic exit from the ITV morning show. Morgan admitted that his last appearance felt completely unnatural and forced, creating an atmosphere he found deeply unsettling.
Behind the Scenes Turmoil
According to Morgan, the tension behind the cameras was palpable. "I knew I was going, they knew I was going, the whole country knew I was going," he revealed, painting a picture of a studio filled with unspoken tension and awkwardness. The normally confident presenter described feeling completely out of his element during what should have been a triumphant farewell.
The Meghan Markfallout
The catalyst for Morgan's departure stemmed from his explosive comments about Meghan Markle following her tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey. His refusal to apologise for questioning the Duchess of Sussex's claims about her mental health struggles sparked over 57,000 complaints to Ofcom and ultimately led to his exit from the show.
A New Chapter Begins
Despite the bitter end to his GMB tenure, Morgan has since found success with his new venture on TalkTV, where he continues to deliver his trademark combative interviewing style without restraint. The move has allowed him to return to what he does best - speaking his mind without corporate interference.
The confession provides fascinating insight into the real story behind one of British television's most dramatic presenter departures in recent years, revealing that even the most confident broadcasters can experience moments of profound discomfort when facing career-defining moments.
