Piers Morgan responded to Sharon Osbourne’s departure from “The Talk” in a long narrative of her dramatic departure from “Good Morning Britain” – in which he defended his controversial comments about Meghan Markle as “freedom of speech”.
“What happened to Sharon and me in the past fortnight is not really about Ms. Markle,” he wrote in a column for Mail on Sunday, in which he says that Markle was exploring “an awakened worldview” and “canceling culture ”In his bombastic interview.
“It is about a much bigger subject than a delusional Duchess, and it is the right of everyone to be free to express our honest opinions, with strength and passion, if we so wish,” he wrote.
Osbourne left “The Talk” on Friday, two weeks after entering an on-air discussion with his co-hosts while defending Morgan’s diatribe at the GMB, in which he criticized Markle’s interview.
“I feel like I’m about to be put in an electric chair because I have a friend that many people think is racist, so that makes me a racist,” said Osbourne, urging his co-hosts to say “what he is said to be racist. “
Morgan also tweeted about the controversy on Saturday, posting a photo of himself with Osbourne.
“What happened to@MrsSOsbourneit is an absolute shame that shames CBS. Expelled from the job for defending myself against an invented slander of racism because I don’t believe in a liar. In tomorrow’s Mail on Sunday, I will tell MY truth about it I woke up to cancel the bulls * t culture, ” He wrote.