History of Piers Morgan in Timeline
Piers Morgan is a prominent English broadcaster, journalist, writer, and media personality. His career began at The Sun, and he rose to become the youngest editor of a British national newspaper in over 50 years when he took the helm at News of the World in 1994. He later edited the Daily Mirror but was dismissed in 2004. He also served as editorial director of First News and became the editor-at-large of MailOnline's US operation in 2014.
March 1965: Born in Guildford, Surrey
Piers Stefan O'Meara was born on 30 March 1965, in Guildford, Surrey, to Vincent Eamonn O'Meara and Gabrielle Georgina Sybille (née Oliver).
1985: Joined Surrey and South London Newspaper Group
In 1985, Piers Morgan joined the Surrey and South London Newspaper Group after studying journalism at Harlow College.
1988: Began Career at The Sun
In 1988, Piers Morgan began his career at The Sun, a tabloid newspaper.
1988: Began Working as Freelancer at The Sun
In 1988, Piers Morgan began working as a freelancer at The Sun and dropped his double-barrelled name.
1991: Marriage to Marion Shalloe
In 1991, Piers Morgan married Marion Shalloe, a hospital ward sister. They had three sons together.
January 1994: Became Editor of the News of the World
In January 1994, Piers Morgan became editor of the News of the World after being appointed by Rupert Murdoch.
December 1994: Recruited for 'Bizarre' Column at The Sun
In December 1994, Piers Morgan was recruited by Kelvin MacKenzie to work on The Sun's show business column "Bizarre", becoming its main writer.
1994: Appointed Editor of News of the World
In 1994, Rupert Murdoch appointed Piers Morgan as the editor of the News of the World, making him the youngest editor of a British national newspaper in over 50 years.
1994: Identification as a Conservative Supporter
In a 1994 interview, Piers Morgan identified as a supporter of the Conservative Party, describing himself as "still basically a Tory", while also expressing admiration for Tony Blair.
1995: Edited the Daily Mirror
In 1995, Piers Morgan became the editor of the Daily Mirror.
1995: Left News of the World After Publishing Controversial Photographs
In 1995, Piers Morgan left his position as editor of News of the World after publishing photographs of Catherine Victoria Lockwood, then wife of Charles, Earl Spencer, violating the editors' code of conduct.
June 1996: Apologized for "Achtung Surrender!" Headline
In June 1996, Piers Morgan, as editor of the Daily Mirror, apologized on television for the headline "Achtung Surrender! For You Fritz Ze Euro Championship Is Over" published on 25 June 1996, before a football match between England and Germany in Euro '96.
February 1997: Dropped "Daily" From Daily Mirror Masthead
In February 1997, under Piers Morgan's leadership, the Daily Mirror dropped "Daily" from its masthead as part of a £16 million rebranding project, but this was later reversed.
August 1999: Roy Greenslade Commented on Morgan's Editorship
In August 1999, Roy Greenslade commented that Piers Morgan's editorship of the Daily Mirror had made a huge difference due to his enthusiasm, determination, and focus.
October 1999: Voicemail Interception Story
During Piers Morgan's tenure as editor, the Daily Mirror was advised by Steven Nott in October 1999 that voicemail interception was possible, but the story didn't appear in the paper at the time.
2000: Investigation for Share Purchase
In 2000, Piers Morgan was investigated after Suzy Jagger revealed he had bought £20,000 worth of shares in Viglen before the Mirror's "City Slickers" column tipped it as a good buy.
September 2002: Lunch with Jeremy Paxman
In September 2002, Piers Morgan had lunch with Jeremy Paxman, during which Morgan outlined the means of accessing mobile phone voicemails.
2002: Published Story Concerning Sven-Göran Eriksson and Ulrika Jonsson's Affair
In 2002, Piers Morgan published a story in the Daily Mirror concerning the affair of Sven-Göran Eriksson and Ulrika Jonsson.
2002: Daily Mirror Attempted to Move Mid-Market
In 2002, the Daily Mirror, under Piers Morgan's leadership, attempted to move mid-market and appointed Christopher Hitchens as a columnist, but sales declined.
October 2003: Jeremy Clarkson Emptied Water Over Piers Morgan
In October 2003, Jeremy Clarkson emptied a glass of water over Piers Morgan during the last flight of Concorde due to photographs published in the Mirror.
2003: Interview with Charlotte Church
In 2003, Piers Morgan interviewed Charlotte Church, during which he explained how to avoid journalists accessing answerphone messages.
2003: The Importance of Being Famous
In 2003, Piers Morgan presented a three-part television documentary series for the BBC titled The Importance of Being Famous, which explored fame and media coverage of celebrities.
March 2004: Jeremy Clarkson Punched Piers Morgan
In March 2004, Jeremy Clarkson punched Piers Morgan three times during an argument at the British Press Awards.
May 2004: Law Lords Found in Favor of Naomi Campbell
In May 2004, in Campbell v MGN Ltd, the Law Lords found in favor of Naomi Campbell on privacy grounds after the Mirror published a photograph of her entering a Narcotics Anonymous clinic, leading to criticism from Morgan.
May 2004: Sacked as Editor of the Daily Mirror
On 14 May 2004, Piers Morgan was sacked as editor of the Daily Mirror after publishing fake photographs alleged to show Iraqi prisoners being abused by British soldiers.
2004: Separation from Marion Shalloe
In 2004, Piers Morgan and his first wife, Marion Shalloe, separated after having three sons together.
2004: Fired from the Daily Mirror
In 2004, Piers Morgan was fired from his position as editor of the Daily Mirror.
2004: Cleared of Charges by Department of Trade and Industry
In 2004, the Department of Trade and Industry cleared Piers Morgan of any charges related to the Viglen share purchase investigation.
May 2005: Gained ownership of Press Gazette
In May 2005, in partnership with Matthew Freud, Piers Morgan gained ownership of Press Gazette, a media trade publication, and the British Press Awards in a deal worth £1 million.
December 2005: Conviction of 'City Slickers' Columnists
On 7 December 2005, Anil Bhoyrul and James Hipwell, the 'City Slickers' columnists, were convicted of conspiracy to breach the Financial Services Act, during which it emerged that Piers Morgan had bought £67,000 worth of Viglen shares.
May 2006: First News Launched
On 4 May 2006, First News, a weekly paper aimed at seven to 14-year-olds, was launched by Piers Morgan, who served as the editorial director. He called it "Britain's first national newspaper for children".
2006: Editorial Director of First News
From 2006, Piers Morgan served as the editorial director of First News.
2006: Judge on America's Got Talent
From 2006, Piers Morgan was a judge on the television talent show America's Got Talent.
2007: Judge on Britain's Got Talent
From 2007, Piers Morgan was a judge on the television talent show Britain's Got Talent.
2007: Comic Relief Does The Apprentice and Britain's Got Talent
In 2007, Piers Morgan appeared as a celebrity contestant on Comic Relief Does The Apprentice and was fired after his team lost. Also in 2007, Morgan appeared as a judge for the second season of America's Got Talent and on Britain's Got Talent on ITV with Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell.
2007: Injured in Segway accident
In 2007, Piers Morgan fell off a Segway and broke three ribs. This was mockingly compared to his 2003 comment after George W. Bush fell off a Segway.
2007: Left First News
In 2007, Piers Morgan left his role as the editorial director of First News.
January 2008: Piers Morgan on Sandbanks
In January 2008, Piers Morgan fronted a three-part documentary about Sandbanks for ITV entitled Piers Morgan on Sandbanks.
2008: Divorce from Marion Shalloe
In 2008, Piers Morgan divorced his first wife, Marion Shalloe.
2008: Won The Celebrity Apprentice US
In 2008, Piers Morgan won The Celebrity Apprentice US, where he appeared alongside Donald Trump.
2008: Winner of The Apprentice
In 2008, Piers Morgan won the U.S. celebrity version of The Apprentice, being named Celebrity Apprentice by host Donald Trump.
February 2009: Piers Morgan On...
In February 2009, Piers Morgan began a three-part series, Piers Morgan On..., which saw him visit Dubai, Monte Carlo and Hollywood.
2009: Hosted Piers Morgan's Life Stories
In 2009, Piers Morgan began hosting the ITV talk show Piers Morgan's Life Stories.
June 2010: Second Marriage to Celia Walden
On June 24, 2010, Piers Morgan married his second wife, journalist Celia Walden, daughter of former Conservative MP George Walden, in Swinbrook, Oxfordshire. They have one daughter together.
2010: Ended Being Judge on Britain's Got Talent
In 2010, Piers Morgan was no longer a judge on the television talent show Britain's Got Talent.
January 2011: Replaced Larry King on CNN
On 17 January 2011, Piers Morgan replaced Larry King in CNN's evening line-up with his show, Piers Morgan Live.
May 2011: Banning Hugh Grant from CNN and ITV Shows
In May 2011, Piers Morgan banned actor Hugh Grant from his shows on CNN and ITV after Grant spoke out against the tabloid press. Morgan announced the ban on Twitter, calling Grant a "tedious little man."
July 2011: Allegations of Publishing Hacked Story
In July 2011, Paul Staines alleged that Piers Morgan published a story about Sven-Göran Eriksson and Ulrika Jonsson's affair in 2002, knowing it was obtained by phone hacking.
July 2011: Steven Nott Visited by Operation Weeting Officers
On 18 July 2011, Steven Nott, who had advised the Daily Mirror on voicemail interception, was visited by officers of Operation Weeting.
December 2011: Appeared at the Leveson Inquiry
In December 2011, Piers Morgan appeared as a witness at the Leveson Inquiry via satellite link from the United States and admitted to hearing a recording of an answerphone message left by Paul McCartney for Heather Mills, but refused to disclose the source.
2011: Denied Phone Hacking Involvement
In 2011, Piers Morgan denied ever hacking a phone and stated he had not published any story obtained from phone hacking to his knowledge.
2011: Hosted Piers Morgan Live on CNN
In 2011, Piers Morgan started hosting the CNN talk show Piers Morgan Live.
February 2012: Heather Mills' Testimony at Leveson Inquiry
In February 2012, Heather Mills testified at the Leveson Inquiry, denying that she had ever made or played a recording of Paul McCartney's phone call to Piers Morgan.
March 2012: MTV Reports on Morgan's Bad Relations with Madonna
On March 28, 2012, MTV reported on the strained relationship between Piers Morgan and Madonna, noting that "Morgan has apparently felt slighted over the years by Madonna...he claims he was lied to by the singer's publicist."
May 2012: Jeremy Paxman's Testimony at Leveson Inquiry
In May 2012, Jeremy Paxman testified at the Leveson Inquiry, recalling a lunch in September 2002 where Piers Morgan explained how to hack mobile phone voicemails.
September 2012: Banning Kelsey Grammer After Photo Incident
In September 2012, Piers Morgan reportedly banned actor Kelsey Grammer from his show after Grammer saw a photo of his ex-wife Camille during the show's opening and left. TVGuide reported that Grammer saw footage that included a picture of his ex-wife. Fox 11 Los Angeles called it an ambush, while The Huffington Post noted Grammer's request not to show images of his ex-wife.
November 2012: Channel 4 Documentary Featuring 2003 Interview
In November 2012, the Channel 4 documentary Taking on the Tabloids showed footage from a 2003 interview with Piers Morgan by Charlotte Church, during which he explained how journalists could access voicemails.
November 2012: Release of Leveson Inquiry Findings
In November 2012, the official findings of the Leveson Inquiry were released, with Lord Justice Leveson stating that Piers Morgan's testimony on phone hacking was "utterly unpersuasive" and that he was aware of criminal behavior within the press.
2012: Criticism During the 2012-13 Season
During the 2012-13 season, Piers Morgan was critical of Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey, leading to Ramsey's refusal to shake Morgan's hand in April 2015.
2012: Contradiction regarding Jimmy Savile
In 2012, following the revelation of Jimmy Savile's sexual abuse against children, Piers Morgan claimed he had "never met" Savile. This contradicted a 2009 piece he wrote in The Mail on Sunday's Night & Day magazine, where he mentioned Savile complimenting his TV shows.
December 2013: Interviewed under caution in phone hacking investigation
On 6 December 2013, Piers Morgan was interviewed under caution by police officers from Operation Weeting, who were investigating phone hacking allegations at Mirror Group Newspapers during his time as editor.
February 2014: Piers Morgan Live cancelled
In February 2014, after poor ratings, Piers Morgan Live was cancelled and ended its run in March 2014.
February 2014: Dispute with Janet Mock Over Interview Description
In February 2014, transgender advocate Janet Mock appeared on Piers Morgan Live to discuss her memoir, Redefining Realness. After the initial interview, Mock criticized Morgan for describing her as "formerly a man" through tweets. On February 5, 2014, she reappeared on the show to debate the dispute.
September 2014: Editor-at-large of MailOnline
In September 2014, Piers Morgan became the first editor-at-large of the MailOnline website's US operation, where he wrote several columns a week.
September 2014: Trinity Mirror admits to phone hacking
In September 2014, Trinity Mirror admitted some journalists were involved in phone hacking and agreed to pay compensation. The alleged wrongdoing took place in the early 2000s when Morgan was the Daily Mirror editor. Morgan has denied any involvement.
2014: Editor-at-Large of MailOnline US
In 2014, Piers Morgan became the first editor-at-large for the MailOnline website's US operation.
April 2015: Guest-hosted Good Morning Britain
From 13 to 17 April 2015, Piers Morgan guest-hosted five episodes of Good Morning Britain on ITV.
April 2015: Aaron Ramsey Refuses to Shake Morgan's Hand
On April 26, 2015, Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey refused to shake Piers Morgan's hand due to criticism he received from Morgan during the 2012–13 season. Morgan responded by calling Ramsey 'whatshisname'.
November 2015: Permanent co-host of Good Morning Britain
In November 2015, Piers Morgan became a permanent co-host of Good Morning Britain on ITV, appearing alongside Susanna Reid and Charlotte Hawkins.
2015: John Cleese's Detestation of Piers Morgan
In 2015, John Cleese stated that he "truly detested" Piers Morgan and had avoided him in a restaurant. He erroneously stated that Morgan had "admitted" to authorizing phone-hacking. Morgan responded that the "revulsion" between them was "mutual".
2015: Ofcom Criticism for Language on Air
In 2015, Ofcom criticized Piers Morgan for laughing when a guest repeatedly used the word 'fucking' live on air. Although no formal action was taken due to an apology from his co-presenter Susanna Reid, the watchdog expressed concern about his behavior.
2015: Co-presented Good Morning Britain
In 2015, Piers Morgan began co-presenting the ITV Breakfast programme Good Morning Britain alongside Susanna Reid.
2015: Voting for the Animal Welfare Party
Piers Morgan voted for the Animal Welfare Party in the 2015 general election due to his low opinion of all the main party leaders.
March 2016: Interviewed Donald Trump on Good Morning Britain
In March 2016, Piers Morgan interviewed Donald Trump on Good Morning Britain.
April 2016: Ofcom Complaints Regarding Comments on Gay Marriage
In April 2016, Ofcom received 70 complaints regarding comments made by Piers Morgan during an interview with Richard Page about gay marriage, where viewers felt his comments implied Christians were homophobic. However, on April 13, 2016, Ofcom confirmed that Morgan would not be investigated for his comments.
2016: Killer Women with Piers Morgan
From 2016 to 2017, Piers Morgan interviewed female murderers on the TV series Killer Women with Piers Morgan.
2016: Voting Against Brexit
In the 2016 EU referendum, Piers Morgan voted against Brexit.
January 2017: Controversy Over Women's March and Ewan McGregor's Boycott
In January 2017, Piers Morgan criticized the Women's March on Washington, leading Ewan McGregor to cancel his appearance on Good Morning Britain. Morgan then accused McGregor of being a "paedophile-loving hypocrite" due to McGregor's support of Roman Polanski.
January 2017: Challenged on Trump stance on Loose Women
In late January 2017, Piers Morgan appeared on ITV's Loose Women and was challenged to repudiate Donald Trump, stating his disagreements on various issues.
November 2017: Criticized Trump for retweeting Britain First videos
In late November 2017, Piers Morgan criticized Donald Trump after Trump retweeted Jayda Fransen, deputy leader of the far-right fascist party Britain First, calling the videos unverified and disgustingly racist.
2017: Cleese and Morgan's Ongoing Feud
In 2017, John Cleese reiterated his dislike for Piers Morgan, stating, "I always thought he was an awful creep". This was part of an ongoing public feud between the two.
January 2018: President Trump – The Piers Morgan Interview
In January 2018, Piers Morgan presented President Trump – The Piers Morgan Interview for ITV, which was viewed by many as sycophantic.
July 2018: Piers, The President and Air Force One
In July 2018, Piers Morgan interviewed Trump again on Air Force One during his official visit to the UK, resulting in a TV special entitled Piers, The President and Air Force One.
October 2018: Hollyoaks cameo
In October 2018, Piers Morgan appeared as a cameo on Hollyoaks.
December 2018: Applied for White House Chief of Staff
In December 2018, Piers Morgan wrote a letter to Donald Trump formally applying to become White House Chief of Staff.
June 2019: Interviewed Trump at Churchill War Rooms
During Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom in June 2019, Piers Morgan once again interviewed Trump, this time at the Churchill War Rooms.
2019: Voting Conservative in the General Election
In the 2019 general election, Piers Morgan voted for the Kensington Conservative candidate because of Boris Johnson's commitment to honour the result of the referendum.
January 2020: Accusations of Racism over Chinese Dairy Advert Comments
In January 2020, Piers Morgan faced accusations of racism and received 1,095 Ofcom complaints for comments he made on Good Morning Britain relating to a Chinese dairy advert, including using phrases that were considered mocking of the Chinese language. Specifically on January 21, 2020, he was accused of using language to antagonize Chinese people.
April 2020: Criticized Trump's handling of COVID-19 crisis
In April 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Piers Morgan wrote a highly critical article of Donald Trump's handling of the crisis, particularly Trump's suggestion of "ingesting" disinfectant.
May 2020: Admission of Personal Vendetta
In May 2020, Piers Morgan conceded to Decca Aitkenhead of The Sunday Times that his criticism of Meghan Markle might have been too personal and indicated he would moderate his approach going forward. He acknowledged that it was probably not wise as a columnist to make things too personal.
2020: Piers Morgan's Life Stories ended
In 2020, Piers Morgan's Life Stories on ITV ended.
2020: Criticism of Harry and Meghan
In early 2020, after Harry and Meghan stepped away from royal duties, Piers Morgan harshly criticized them, labeling them "the two most spoiled brats in history." He also accused Meghan of influencing Harry to abandon his family and responsibilities. In January 2020, during a Good Morning Britain segment, Morgan defended against accusations of racist media treatment towards Meghan, leading to calls for an advertiser boycott due to his perceived disrespect towards women.
March 2021: Left Good Morning Britain After Criticism of Meghan Markle Interview
In March 2021, Piers Morgan left Good Morning Britain after criticizing the Oprah with Meghan and Harry interview. Ofcom received over 57,000 complaints, but Morgan was cleared of wrongdoing.
March 2021: Left Good Morning Britain
In March 2021, Piers Morgan left Good Morning Britain following controversy over his remarks about Oprah with Meghan and Harry.
March 2021: Royal Family Racism Allegations
In March 2021, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry alleged racist comments from the extended Royal Family. This interview became a focal point in the controversy surrounding Meghan and Harry's relationship with the Royal Family.
March 2021: Doubting Meghan Markle's Account and Subsequent Exit from Good Morning Britain
In March 2021, following the Oprah interview with Meghan and Harry, Piers Morgan publicly doubted the accuracy of Meghan Markle's statements about her mental health struggles and allegations of racism within the royal family. On March 9, 2021, a heated on-air exchange with Alex Beresford, who criticized Morgan's persistent negative comments about Meghan, led to Morgan storming off the set of Good Morning Britain and ultimately quitting the show later that day. The mental health charity Mind expressed disappointment in his comments.
March 2021: Ofcom Investigation into Remarks About Meghan Markle's Mental Health
On March 9, 2021, Ofcom launched an investigation after receiving 41,015 complaints about Piers Morgan's remarks on Good Morning Britain regarding Meghan Markle's mental health. On March 12, 2021, it was confirmed that Meghan Markle had also complained. By March 17, complaints reached 57,000, breaking Ofcom's record. Despite this, Morgan remained defiant.
July 2021: Contracting COVID-19 After Euro 2020 Final
On July 24, 2021, Piers Morgan announced that he had contracted COVID-19 after the Euro 2020 final, despite being fully vaccinated, experiencing severe symptoms.
September 2021: Ofcom Clears ITV over Morgan's Remarks but Criticizes 'Apparent Disregard'
In September 2021, Ofcom cleared ITV of any wrongdoing regarding Piers Morgan's remarks about Meghan Markle's mental health. Ofcom stated restricting Morgan's views would be a "chilling restriction" on free speech but criticized his "apparent disregard" for the subject of suicide. Morgan hailed the ruling as "a resounding victory for free speech".
September 2021: Announcement of Piers Morgan Joining TalkTV
On September 16, 2021, News UK announced the launch of TalkTV in 2022, with Piers Morgan as the first major signing.
2021: Left Good Morning Britain
In 2021, Piers Morgan left the ITV Breakfast programme Good Morning Britain.
April 2022: Premiere of Piers Morgan Uncensored and Audience Decline
In April 2022, Piers Morgan began presenting Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV, featuring an interview with Donald Trump. However, within a week, the show's viewership declined significantly.
April 2022: Interview with Donald Trump
In April 2022, Piers Morgan interviewed Donald Trump, telling him that he had lost a free and fair election. Trump responded by calling Morgan a fool and walking out of the interview.
November 2022: Interview with Cristiano Ronaldo
In November 2022, Piers Morgan interviewed Cristiano Ronaldo, which later earned him the Scoop of the Year award at the British Sports Journalism Awards in March 2023.
2022: Hosted Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV
In 2022, Piers Morgan began hosting the program Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV.
March 2023: Scoop of the Year Award at the British Sports Journalism Awards
In March 2023, Piers Morgan won the Scoop of the Year award at the British Sports Journalism Awards for his interview with Cristiano Ronaldo in November 2022.
June 2023: TRIC Award for Interview of The Year
In June 2023, Piers Morgan won the TRIC award for the Interview of The Year for his November 2022 interview with Cristiano Ronaldo.
November 2023: Naming Royal Family Members Allegedly Involved in Racism Discussion
On November 29, 2023, Piers Morgan revealed on his show Piers Morgan Uncensored the names of two British Royal Family members who allegedly discussed Meghan Markle's baby's skin color, which was initially mentioned in the March 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview. This followed Omid Scobie's book 'Endgame' identifying the royals in its Dutch version, leading to the book being pulled from sale. Morgan defended his actions, asserting they were lawful.
December 2023: High Court awards damages to Prince Harry against MGN; Morgan denies involvement
On 15 December 2023, Prince Harry was awarded £140,600 in damages against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) by the High Court, which ruled that 15 out of 33 sample articles about him were the product of phone hacking or unlawful information gathering. The court stated that Morgan and other editors knew about and were involved in the phone hacking at their publications. In response, Morgan denied any involvement and reviled Harry.
2023: Comments on GOP and Trump
In 2023, Piers Morgan said the GOP needs Ron DeSantis, not Trump, after an Interview. Trump attacked DeSantis and Morgan, calling Morgan "a Ratings Challenged TV Host from England".
2023: Implicated in Phone Hacking Knowledge
In 2023, during a court case against Mirror Group Newspapers, truthful evidence indicated Piers Morgan knew about private phone hacking from a reporter, shared a phone hacking method, and played another's private phone message in the newsroom.
February 2024: Piers Morgan Uncensored Moves Exclusively to YouTube
In February 2024, Piers Morgan announced that Piers Morgan Uncensored would no longer be broadcast on TalkTV and would instead be shown exclusively on YouTube.
November 2024: Identification as a Centrist
In November 2024, Piers Morgan identified as a centrist, stating that "woke liberals are too loony-left for me".
2024: Moved Piers Morgan Uncensored to YouTube
In 2024, Piers Morgan left TalkTV and moved his show, Piers Morgan Uncensored, to YouTube.
2024: Portrayal in Kidnapped: The Chloe Ayling Story
In 2024, Piers Morgan was portrayed by Robert Glenister in the BBC miniseries Kidnapped: The Chloe Ayling Story.
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