TV star Piers Morgan said that he regrets storming off Good Morning Britain
The former
GMB host dramatically
stormed off set after having a debate with
Alex Beresford about the comments he made about Meghan Markle following the Sussex's interview with Oprah Winfrey.
The weather presenter told Piers that Meghan Markle is "entitled to cut [him] off if she wants to."
Beresford added that Piers Morgan continues to "trash" Meghan after she cut him off. Morgan then proceeded to storm off the live
GMB set.
However, in his latest column for the
Mail Online, Morgan admitted that he regrets storming off set, after discussing the situation with friends Mark Austin and Gary Lineker over lunch.
Morgan wrote in his
Mail Online column: "'Before we start,' said Gary, 'and at the risk of you storming out, I just want to say that I completely believe Meghan Markle.'"
He continued, recalling the conversation: "'Me too,' declared Austin, solemnly. 'Even about the stuff that’s now been proven to be untrue.'
"'You shouldn’t have walked off set,' Gary scolded, more seriously."
Morgan wrote that he replied: "I know. But we've all done things we regret on live TV."
Morgan received thousands of Ofcom complaints after repeatedly saying that he did not believe Meghan Markle, who expressed experiencing suicidal thoughts during her time as a senior member of the Royal family.
The mental health charity, Mind, said it was "concerned" to see Piers Morgan's comments pertaining to Meghan Markle's mental health.
https://twitter.com/MindCharity/status/1369003597103529985
Morgan then attempted to
clarify his comments made about the Duchess of Sussex.
Speaking on
GMB, he said
: "On mental illness and suicide, these are clearly extremely serious things and should be taken extremely seriously. And, if someone is feeling that way, they should get the treatment and the help that they need every time.
"If they belong to an institution, like the Royal Family, and they go and seek that help, they should absolutely be given it."
