Piers Morgan walks off own show during heated interview with HSTikkyTokky

Piers Morgan appears to have walked off his own show this evening (18 March) as he interviewed subjects from the recent manosphere documentary.

Not one to shy away from controversy, the broadcaster invited the likes of HSTikkyTokky join him to chat about the divisive release of Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere,

But the 24-year-old (whose real name is Harrison Sullivan) seems to have absolutely riled the 60-year-old up as he said it was ‘pointless’ and said he’s ‘not doing this’.

The moment is already going viral on social media as the streamer’s loyal fans say he ‘absolutely cooked Piers and made him rage quit on his own show’.

During the ‘interview’, Morgan said he had watched the new documentary and left it thinking Sullivan was a ‘f**king idiot’ and a ‘sexist, misogynist, homophobic twerp’.

“Who got exposed in a global way by Netflix, by Louis Theroux, for what you are,” the broadcaster slammed on Piers Morgan: Uncensored. “You’re a little half-wit.”

Morgan said there ‘was no point’ in him ‘wasting my time’ talking to HSTikkyTokky and then things continued to escalate.

Having already made comments about the host’s wife, Celia Walden, the streamer then showed a post made by her in 2022 joking she needed a ‘pool boy’.

Morgan had played a long with that, writing in the comments of the Instagram picture featuring her in a swimsuit: “Warning to applicants: like the pool, HIGH MAINTENANCE.”

“That’s your ting bro,” Sullivan said, shoving his phone into the camera, “that’s your girl.”

And the broadcaster quickly said: “Let’s end this, please.”

As HSTikkyTokky claimed Morgan was ‘cooked’ as he brought his wife into the matter, the host continued: “You know what? I’m not doing this. Sorry, guys, it’s pointless.”

He then got up and walked off camera, with his feed cutting out as a Kick stream shows Sullivan laughing away.

Before all of that went down, the streamer admitted to Morgan that he had ‘no idea who Louis Theroux was’ when the opportunity first arose.

“Obviously, now I know he’s a great documentarian,” Sullivan added.

While he acknowledged that some may say it was a ‘mistake’ to do it, he reckons it was a ‘very, very fun experience’.

"I've even text him since, saying that I enjoyed making it," he continued. "And the backlash I've received from it, I also enjoy that as well."

The LADbible Group has contacted representatives for Morgan for comment.