Good Morning Britain viewers can't agree on first show without Piers Morgan

Piers Morgan may have left his hosting gig at Good Morning Britain two weeks ago, but he hadn't cleared out his dressing room until this week, as he revealed on Instagram.The presenter took to the social media platform to share a photo of seven large boxes full of his stuff on the floor of the room.MORE: Piers Morgan divides fans with leisurely breakfast photo after GMB exitThere was also a desk, chair and TV, but the room was otherwise empty aside from one unexpected detail – a cardboard

Piers Morgan has revealed he has returned to Good Morning Britain to pack up his things after sensationally quitting the show earlier this month.The 55 year old TV presenter quit the show after storming off of set following a row with his colleague Alex Beresford over his rants about Meghan Markle. And now, after refusing to apologise for his remarks about Meghan Markle, Piers has returned to the GMB offices to clear his office.

Good Morning Britain bosses have reportedly chosen Ben Shephard to replace Piers Morgan on the ITV morning show. Ben, 46, is reportedly regarded as a “safe option” after Piers, 55, made Ofcom history with his furious rants on Meghan Markle after her interview with Oprah.

Good Morning Britain bosses were said to have reportedly held crisis talks over the handling of Patsy Palmer’s interview earlier this week, but these have been branded "untrue". Former EastEnders star Patsy, 48, “did a Piers Morgan” as she ended her interview early on the ITV morning news show on Wednesday 17 March.

Good Morning Britain has lost another 100,000 viewers in a day after Piers Morgan quit his role as co-host on the show. It has been recorded as its joint lowest ratings over the past month after having lost 40 per cent of its audience since the 55 year old left his job.

Piers Morgan has announced he's returning to ITV just one week after leaving his role on Good Morning Britain.The 55 year old quit GMB after storming off set and refusing to apologise for his various scathing rants about the Duchess of Sussex following her interview with Oprah Winfrey. However, he's now revealed he'll be returning to the TV channel for the next instalment of his show Life Stories, where he will be interviewing Coleen Nolan.

Patsy Palmer has hit out at Good Morning Britain after storming off the show for being called an "addict".The EastEnders star had come onto the show to talk about her wellness brand after changing her lifestyle in Malibu, California, but was left furious after reading the description at the bottom of the screen, which stated: "Patsy Palmer: Addict to Wellness Guru". Clearly unimpressed, the 48 year old told the hosts she would "do a Piers Morgan" and leave as it's "not okay" to write that.

Patsy Palmer switched off her video call during an interview of Good Morning Britain after noticing the description on the screen called her an addict. Joining hosts Susanna Reid and Ben Shepherd, the 48 year old star said: "I'm going to do a real Piers Morgan and say it's not okay to have 'addict to wellness guru' on the bottom of the screen." As Susanna apologised, Patsy continued: "It was talked about by me many many years ago and it's over now.

direct to your inboxGood Morning Britain returned to screens on Monday morning after a week full of drama.Susanna Reid was back to front the ITV news programme while Piers Morgan was replaced by Ben Shephard as the show's new week begins. It comes after Piers' dramatic exit last week, announced by bosses on Tuesday evening, hours after he stormed off set in a tense row live on GMB with co-star Alex Beresford over his comments about Meghan Markle.

He quit Good Morning Britain following backlash for his comments about Meghan Markle during her tell-all bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey. And Piers Morgan, 55, has divided the celebrity world with some stars supporting the outspoken presenter while others have shared their criticism of his opinions.

This week Piers Morgan sensationally quit his role as presenter on Good Morning Britain.The 55 year old was in hot water after Ofcom launched an investigation into the show following the comments he made about 'not believing' Meghan Markle when she told Oprah Winfrey she felt suicidal. On Tuesday 9 March it was then announced that he would be leaving the show, after more that 41,000 people complained.

Ben Shephard is being tipped to replace Piers Morgan as a permanent host on Good Morning Britain. Piers, 55, sensationally quit the hit ITV breakfast show on Tuesday evening after it was revealed Ofcom would be launching an investigation into his comments surrounding Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey.The controversial host claimed he "didn't believe" that Meghan was left feeling "suicidal" during her pregnancy with son Archie, sparking over 40,000 complaints from viewers.

After it was announced that Piers Morgan has quit Good Morning Britain, Mark Wright has weighed in on the show's future and questioned if it can survive without the outspoken star at the helm.The presenter, who admitted it's 'tough' helping pal James Argent, showed his support for Piers, 55, and said he can't imagine the show without him. Piers broke his silence after his exit by posting a picture alongside his late former manager on his Instagram page.

Piers Morgan’s final outing on Good Morning Britain before his sensational resignation was watched by 1.29 million viewers in the UK on Tuesday.

Many will be waking up this morning to see Piers Morgan is no longer sitting in his usual spot on Good Morning Britain.The 55 year old presenter bid farewell to his presenter duties on the popular news show, and the announcement was made by ITV.The statement read: “Following discussions with ITV, Piers Morgan has decided now is the time to leave Good Morning Britain.