Piers Morgan slams Harry and Meghan's mega Netflix deal

as chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty laid the ground for strict new controls in an urgent push to stop the ongoing surge in new coronavirus infections across the UK.

Trigger warning: Descriptions of bulimia. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's newest move in their post-life move is reportedly ratcheting up the tension between the couple and the remaining members of the senior royal family.

We imagine that buying a present for Prince Harry on his birthday is somewhat difficult as he probably has most of the things he wants.However, there is one thing he wanted to do to celebrate his 36th birthday and that was to make a donation to a worthy cause.It appears that Prince Harry got his birthday wish as he and his wife Meghan Markle marked the occasion by giving £100,000 (€108,000) to the charity CAMFED.CAMFED is an African girls’ education charity, and to honour Prince Harry’s

Piers Morgan didn't hold back on giving his opinion on Kim Kardashian and her family, slamming them as "dumbo bimbos" after it was announced that the family's reality show is coming to an end. Kim, 39, took to social media on Tuesday to announce that it was the end of an era for Keeping Up With The Kardashians and while fans are disappointed, the Good Morning Britain presenter, 55, was far from it.

Piers Morgan has raken a swipe at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's reported $150million Netflix deal. The Good Morning Britain presenter didn't hold back on this week's 'absurd' announcement and slammed the streaming service for hiring the 'shameless' couple simply because they are ex-royals.

Netflix deal to make a strings of films and shows. It's believed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have scooped a multi-million pound deal with the streaming giant.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have signed a major deal with Netflix to make films and series for the streaming service – giving them a global reach into millions of homes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have signed a deal with Netflix. It will include scripted series, docuseries, documentaries, features and children’s programming.The focus will be on creating a wide range of programmes about stories and issues that resonate with them personally – including highlighting issues that their non-profit Archewell is focused on.

Like the human equivalent of Marmite, you either love Piers Morgan or you hate him – but either way there’s no escaping him. Next week, the Good Morning Britain co-host takes a break from terrorising Twitter, to bring back Life Stories, the ITV chat show in which he grills celebs on the truth behind the headlines.