ITV s Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan has officially quit the breakfast show after more than five years on air. His resignation came in the wake of a backlash he.
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“During President Trump’s head of state visit to the UK, I had the privilege of getting to meet several members of the Royal Family . They were unfailingly gracious & deeply committed to preserving the traditions and heritage of the UK,” he said.
Here’s the question Oprah should have asked Harry & Meghan: isn’t the whole point of the Royal Family that it’s not about you but about your country? It’s about service to the UK and the Commonwealth. Stephen Miller (@StephenM) March 8, 2021
During President Trump’s head of state visit to the UK, I had the privilege of getting to meet several members of the Royal Family . They were unfailingly gracious & deeply committed to preserving the traditions and heritage of the UK. Stephen Miller (@StephenM) March 8, 2021
“I’ve been watching this Oprah interview with Meghan Markle
“I hope those kids know what they’re getting into,” Jordan continued. “But I will say this, listen. Gays, we gays, we know drama better than anybody. We got her back. Yes, ma’am.” “Miss Markle, the gays have got your back in this royal battle,” he laughingly reiterated at the end of the clip.
Jordan is one of a growing number of celebrities and prominent figures, ranging from Serena Williams to inaugural poet Amanda Gorman and more, who have thrown support behind the couple in the wake of their tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey
A record-breaking 17.1 million viewers tuned into Sunday s two-hour TV special, according to Nielsen ratings cited by CBS. Oprah with Meghan and Harry garnered CBS the largest prime-time audience for any entertainment special since last year s Academy Awards.
The much-buzzed-about program also drew huge crowds online, with Sunday s interview getting 12 billion potential impressions. CBS said Monday it was the network s most-live-streamed event outside of NFL games.
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The revelation-heavy TV spectacle made headlines and sent shockwaves worldwide, as the former Meghan Markle
Meghan, the first mixed race member of the royal family, told Winfrey that conversations about the color of her then-unborn child s skin were had by those at Buckingham Palace. The California-born former Suits actor also claimed, in what she described as a break with protocol, that her son, Archie, wouldn t receive a royal title or security detail.