Photo of Piers Morgan’s wife’s that triggered meltdown with Manosphere doc star

Piers Morgan abruptly ended his interview with Manosphere influencer Harrison Sullivan after the guest held up a 2022 poolside photo of Morgan’s wife Celia Walden to the camera during a heated exchange

After Piers Morgan abruptly terminated an interview about the Manosphere documentary when a guest mentioned a photo of his wife, viewers quickly located it themselves, causing a spike in traffic to Celia Walden’s social media page.

The resurfaced post became a point of contention during Morgan’s interview with Manosphere influencer Harrison Sullivan, better known online as HSTikkyTokky. The discussion rapidly went off track after Sullivan displayed the photo on his phone and showed it to the camera. This occurred shortly after Morgan accused Sullivan of acting immaturely. Sullivan retorted, saying, “Listen, sir, I don’t know why you come on and talk like you’re holier than thou.”

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He continued, “As soon as you’re away, what is this? Applications are open? That’s your ting, bro. That’s your girl.” As Sullivan pushed his phone closer to the camera, Morgan tried to bring the situation to a close, reports the Mirror US.

“Alright, let’s end it. Let’s end this. Let’s end this, please,” the host said.

Sullivan retorted, “Cooked!” which only served to further infuriate Morgan. “You know what, I’m not doing this! Sorry guys, it’s pointless,” Morgan declared, before rising and departing from his desk.

The broadcast of Piers Morgan Uncensored then transitioned to a promotional image of the host. Meanwhile, Sullivan, who was broadcasting the interaction live on his Kick channel, remained on screen chuckling. “Tell him to come back on and we’ll chill out,” he suggested.

The viral incident also brought renewed focus to Walden’s Instagram photo. However, despite the intrigue, fans continued to support Walden. One individual commented on X, “As much as I dislike Piers, there’s boundaries. No need to mention that about his wife. It’s just unprofessional.”

Another person observed that “bringing a man’s wife into a professional setting isn’t a win,” whilst another added, “Interviewers have styles we may not like, but that doesn’t grant a guest a licence for total disrespect.”

Walden is a journalist, novelist and public figure with her own career and voice. Yet in that instance, she was reduced to ‘Piers Morgan’s girl’ on live television, serving as a disappointing reminder that there’s still much work to be done in tackling the casual misogyny women encounter daily.

The recent spike in discussion surrounding the Manosphere follows the launch of Netflix’s Inside the Manosphere, which features Sullivan. The sphere has become increasingly debated in recent years, as more people attempt to examine its influence.

Subjects covered include viral streamers, dating advice content, podcasters and influencers, and the cultural impact of these communities across platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram.

Personalities included are Andrew Tate, Myron Gaines, and Jordan Peterson, who all advocate traditional gender roles. This includes the sphere Sullivan occupies.