Piers Morgan angrily stormed off during an interview with a “Manosphere” influencer who dissed the host’s wife, Celia Walden.
The heated exchange on Wednesday’s episode of “Piers Morgan Uncensored” began when Morgan pressed Harrison Sullivan, better known as HStikkytokky, for saying in the Netflix documentary “Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere” that he’d disown his child if they were gay.
After Morgan, 60, called Sullivan, 24, “homophobic,” the influencer accused Morgan of “having freak offs” on Jeffrey Epstein’s island.
Morgan insisted, “I never met the man. Never went to his island. I met Ghislaine Maxwell for five minutes at a book launch.”
After the pair continued to argue, Sullivan brought up how in 2022, Walden shared an Instagram photo showing her lounging by the pool in a bathing suit near a sign that read, “Wanted pool boy no experience needed.”
Morgan then unleashed on Sullivan.
“Here’s what I think about you,” Morgan began. “I watched the documentary. I think you’re a f–king idiot. I think you’re a sexist, misogynistic, homophobic twerp who got exposed in a global way by Netflix, by Louis Theroux, for what you are. You’re a little halfwit.”
As Sullivan mockingly told Morgan to not “get rattled,” Morgan said that he didn’t care about Sullivan’s “silly little insults.”
“A 2-year-old? Listen, sir, I don’t know why you come on and you talk like you’re holier than thou,” Sullivan replied, as he pulled up the 2022 picture of Walden, which further angered Morgan.
“Applications are open. That’s your ting, bro. That’s your girl,” Sullivan sarcastically said.
An enraged Morgan responded, “Let’s end this, please.”
“Cooked!” Sullivan mockingly said.
Morgan, while getting up from his seat, added, “You know what, I’m not doing this, sorry guys. It’s pointless.”
The interview ended with Morgan’s feed cutting out and Sullivan laughing alone.
Morgan’s show has not aired the interview, which streamed on Sullivan’s Kick account.
Page Six has reached out to Morgan’s rep for comment.
“Inside the Manosphere” premiered on Netflix last week and follows a growing ultra-masculine network and its controversial influencers, including Sullivan.
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