Piers Morgan, 54, told his 6.65 million Twitter followers he slipped up by saying “f***” while recording the latest episode of his show Piers Morgan’s Life Stories. The Good Morning Britain star appeared to be stunned to realise the moment marked the first time he had uttered the expletive on TV. Piers swore in response to a revelation from his guest Mel B, 43, who opened up about her romance with Eddie Murphy, 58. Their conversation about the actor prompted the host to reference one of his most famous quotes from the movie Beverley Hills Cop: “Get the f*** out of here.”
The outspoken presenter reflected on the moment in a tweet while the episode was being aired on ITV, writing: “That’s the first time I’ve ever said the F-word on television…”, alongside a flushed face emoji.
Piers’ fans flocked to the comments section to air their thoughts on his rude on-screen remark.
One cheeky follower wrote: “I’ve said the f-word many times when you're on television.”
Another quipped: “And you expect your twitter followers to be shocked? Lol.”
A third added: “You rude brute.”
Others opted to praise Piers about the show, with one writing: “Absolutely
