Piers Morgan has returned to Twitter after having his account hacked over the Christmas holidays to criticise Prince Harry. The Duke of Sussex has done a series of interviews that aired this weekend to promote his new memoir ‘Spare’, which comes out this Tuesday, January 10.
Piers Morgan made his return to Twitter after being silent on the platform for almost two weeks after being hacked over the Christmas break.
The journalist began writing on social media as Prince Harry’s ITV interview with Tom Bradby began to come to an end around 10:30pm on Sunday evening.
After Prince Harry’s ITV interview was finished, Piers Morgan tweeted he had “never seen an unhappier ‘happy man’ in my life.”
Piers Morgan finished the tweet by adding that he found Prince Harry “pathetic”.
The journalist, who had been one of the most prominent opponents of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since they left the Firm, also tweeted that his show will be back on the air Monday evening and that he suspected it will “be a rather lively show.”
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Prince Harry said: “What [Clarkson] said was horrific, and is hurtful and cruel towards my wife.
“But it also encourages other people around the UK and around the world, men particularly, to go and think that it’s acceptable to treat women that way.”
The royal also seemed to accuse the Royal Family of failing to defend his wife after the article was published.
He said: “The world is asking for some form of a comment from the monarchy. But the silence is deafening. To put it mildly.”
