Piers Morgan Walks Off Show After Influencer’s Personal Remarks About His Wife [WATCH]

Broadcaster Piers Morgan abruptly ended an interview on his program “Piers Morgan Uncensored” after a confrontation with social media influencer Harrison Sullivan escalated during a live segment, as reported by The New York Post.

The exchange lasted roughly 15 minutes before Morgan chose to leave. Sullivan, who is also known online as “HSTikkyTokky,” appeared on the program following his involvement in journalist Louis Theroux’s documentary “Inside the Manosphere,” which examines online communities described as ultra-masculine networks.

During the interview, tensions rose as Morgan criticized Sullivan’s past comments, including statements made in the documentary.

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Morgan referred to Sullivan as a “sexist, misogynist, homophobic twerp” and “f**king idiot,” while also challenging the remarks Sullivan made about disowning his son if he came out as gay.

Morgan said that comment was “as homophobic as you can get,” prompting Sullivan to respond, “I’d call it good parenting.”

The exchange continued to escalate, with both men trading insults. At one point, Morgan told Sullivan, “Harrison, you’re making yourself look an even bigger idiot than you did on the Netflix show.”

Sullivan replied, “To people like you, sir, I don’t mind that. You make yourself look like an idiot every single day.”

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The interview took a turn when Sullivan brought up Morgan’s wife, Celia Walden.

Sullivan suggested she posts photos on social media to attract attention, then displayed a 2022 Instagram image of Walden in a bathing suit near a sign reading, “Wanted pool boy no experience needed.”

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