Piers Morgan Explodes at Prince Harry, Calls Him ‘Drug-Addled Little Twerp’ After Explosive BBC Interview

Prince Harry recently did a BBC interview where he opened up about the problems between him and his family. He spoke from his home in America, just hours after losing a legal case where he tried to make British taxpayers cover his personal security when he visits the UK. In the interview, he explained that the disagreement over his security has caused a big rift between him and his relatives, especially his father, King Charles.

Harry said he didn’t know how long his dad had left to live, which added to the emotional weight of the conversation. He also said he wants to make peace with his family and that he hopes to rebuild their relationship. He admitted that things had gotten so bad that he felt completely cut off from his father.

Soon after the interview aired, TV personality Piers Morgan took to social media and harshly criticized Harry. Piers called him names like “whiny,” “entitled,” and “hypocritical,” and said Harry can’t act like a royal while rejecting royal duties. He accused Harry of always playing the victim and not taking any responsibility for his actions. Piers shared these comments online, even posting a photo of Harry with a cruel caption.

People online had mixed feelings about Piers’ words. Some agreed with him, saying Harry often complains and blames others without reflecting on his own actions. Others defended Harry, saying Piers was being too aggressive and disrespectful. They pointed out that Harry had served in the military for 10 years and was well-liked during his time as a working royal.

Some said that while Harry might be struggling, he doesn’t deserve such intense public attacks. Others joked that Piers should stop pretending to hold back and just say how he really feels, suggesting he went too far already.

Despite the drama, Harry made it clear in the interview that he still wants reconciliation. But the situation remains complicated. Arguments over money, security, and hurt feelings continue to create distance between him and the rest of the Royal Family. For now, his wish to reconnect is still just that—a wish—with no sign yet of real progress.