Piers Morgan is reportedly blaming Meghan Markle for his termination from television.
Good Morning Britainhe had to say about the Duchess of Sussex. “I loved the show — we tripled the ratings in five years. It was on fire, the show,” he shared. “And then the Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, Oprah Winfrey whine-a-thon aired. I said, ‘I thought it was all a lot of nonsense and dangerous, nasty nonsense.’ I said, ‘I wouldn’t believe Meghan Markle if she read me a weather report.’ I stand by that statement. I think it’s aged pretty well.
He went on to claim she contacted “the boss of my company, ITV — a big network in the U.K.” in order to get him fired. “She says, ‘You’ve got to fire him for not believing me. It’s racist.’ So they basically put me in a position where either I apologize publicly to Meghan Markle for just [not] believing her lies, or I had to leave, so I decided to leave,” he continued.
and his co-host Alex Beresford even called him out on the air. It seems that he’s forgetting some major details in this story that helped get him canceled. That’s why accountability culture is so important.
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