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Piers Morgan has praised Prince William and his wife Kate for stepping up to fill the gap left by Meghan and Harry in the wake of Megxit.
Morgan appeared on The Talk on Tuesday where he told the panel the Duchess of Cambridge’s appearance on a podcast to discuss her morning sickness was a sign of the royal couple ‘stepping up’.
The Daily Mail editor-at-large and former CNN host said it was important for the future king and his wife to help the 93-year-old Queen after Harry and Meghan ‘abandoned’ their royal roles.
He added: ‘What’s interesting about this is Kate Middleton doesn’t normally do podcasts or interviews.
‘So what you’re seeing is Meghan and Harry quit Britain, quit the Royals, they don’t want to do it anymore, they want to go and speak to banks and be celebrities. That’s fine. But they’ve got to leave the work, the duty, now for the other royals.
‘So in stepped William and Kate. And I think they’ve really stepped up. ‘
Piers Morgan appeared on The Talk on Tuesday where he told the panel the Duchess of Cambridge’s appearance on a podcast was a sign of the royal couple ‘stepping up’
Harry and Meghan were spotted stepping off a commercial flight in Canada on Friday
Kate was interviewed for the Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast hosted by Giovanna Fletcher
The Duchess of Cambridge gave an unprecedented insight into her personal life during the podcast hosted by Giovanna Fletcher, revealing that she suffers constant guilt as she juggles motherhood and work.
In an extraordinary interview – one of the most intimate ever given by a senior Royal – she shared her anxieties and doubts about parenting including battling ‘mummy guilt’ and worrying about falling short in her parenting to George, Charlotte and Louis.
Piers said Tuesday: ‘I think in Britain there is a real feeling of warmth towards them for now taking then duty that Meghan and Harry have abandoned.
‘And I think particularly people feel for the Queen. She’s 93. Her husband, Phillip, is 98. He’s been very ill, he’s been in hospital and they really feel she’s been under huge pressure.
‘And I think that Kate and William, all credit to them, when the pressure has been on, they’ve stepped on and they’re doing the work that needs to be done. And I really salute them.’
The panel, which included Sharon Osbourne, Marie Osmond, NeNe Leakes, Sheryl Underwood and Carrie Ann Inaba, listened as Piers explained how Prince Charles would become king.
He explained: ‘It’s a job for life. They believe in the natural order of things. So they believe if you try and interfere with that and all sorts of trouble starts.
‘The queen mother was 101. The queen is 93. I suspect she will live until 100. And when she dies, it goes to Charles if he’s still alive, obviously.
‘The royal family believe that you have to keep it natural and the natural order.
‘So there’s a real issue about the future of the British monarchy. I love the royals. The Megxit thing has been a big blow to the monarchy and a lot of that will depend on William and Kate and I wish them the very best and I’m totally supportive of it.’
‘I think they’ve really stepped up. I really salute them’, he said of Wills and Kate. He said ‘there is a real feeling of warmth towards them’ for supporting the Queen
The Daily Mail editor-at-large and former CNN host said it was important for the future king and his wife to help the 93-year-old Queen after Harry and Meghan ‘abandoned’ their roles
The panel, which included Marie Osmond, NeNe Leakes, Sheryl Underwood and Carrie Ann Inaba, listened as Piers explained how Prince Charles would become king
Morgan also praised panel member Sharon Osbourne’s new hair.
She appeared on the show for the first time after trading in her iconic deep red locks for natural white hair.
Morgan began his segment by telling Sharon: ‘I mean, talk about silver foxy. Wow. Wow. I absolutely love it. I love it.
‘The Daily Mail website told me that your hair got more clicks yesterday, apparently on that website on almost anything else. Your hair is big news.’
Sharon is the wife of Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne, who recently revealed that he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2003.
She spoke about Ozzy’s diagnosis on the show, explaining his decision to cancel concerts and the support shown from fans.
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