Susanna Reid reaches out to Piers Morgan live on Good Morning Britain after he ‘rebuffed’ her hospital visit in wake of breaking his hip

Good Morning Britain’s Susanna Reid reached out to Piers Morgan live on the ITV breakfast show on Monday after he ‘turned down’ an offer of a hospital visit.

The TV presenter, who previously presented GMB with Susanna, 55, was taken to hospital for hip surgery after falling in London last week.

The streamer shared the news with her fans on Instagram by posting two photos; one shows him lying in a hospital bed, and the other shows an x-ray of his broken hip.

that eHe explained that he fractured the upper part of his femur after tripping over a small step inside a staircase. London At the hotel restaurant, the injury was so severe it required replacement of the entire hip.

Piers, 60, While doctors advise against long-distance travel for at least 12 weeks while he recovers from surgery, he faces limited mobility for up to three months.

He wrote on social media that he “stumbled over a small step in a London hotel restaurant” and “blamed Donald Trump” for his New Year “getting off to a rocky start.”

Piers Morgan reveals he was hospitalized after breaking his hip during a painful fall

Susanna was among her celebrity friends who flooded the comments section with well-wishers, writing: ‘No!! ‘Get well soon – I owe you a hug when you get out.’

Touching on the subject again, Susanna discussed Piers’ downfall with co-stars Ed Balls and Kate Garraway in an episode about Blue Monday, which has been dubbed ‘the worst day of the year’.

Speaking live on GMB he said: ‘It hasn’t been a great morning for our good friend Piers Morgan, but I have to say he is recovering in hospital.

‘He’s got a new hip, good luck with your recovery. I think he will stay in the hospital for a few days when he recovers.

‘There was a restaurant involved, a stumble and a whole new fad. So get well soon, Piers. ‘He will be released soon and we hope he recovers quickly.’

Revealing that she offered to visit Piers in hospital, she joked: ‘I offered to bring grapes but he said he had enough to open a vineyard, so I was turned down.’

Susanna and Piers presented Good Morning Britain together until her departure in 2021 after her controversial comments about Meghan Markle saw her walking out of the ITV show’s studio.

Piers has since gone on to host his own series, Piers Morgan Uncensored, which launched on Talk TV and is now streaming on YouTube.

Piers presented Good Morning Britain with Susanna until their departure in 2021

Piers revealed he broke his femur and neck after tripping over a small step in a London hotel restaurant.

The TV presenter’s fall is said to have occurred in a London hotel restaurant; Morgan admitted he ‘fell like a sack’ after taking one small step.

Friends and fans flooded the comments section of her Instagram post, wishing her well and offering advice for her recovery.

Among them was Susanna’s ITV presenter pal Lorraine Kelly, who wrote: ‘You silly bastard – hope you’re OK’, while Amanda Holden joked that it let Piers’ wife Celia ‘off the hook for a few weeks’.

This Morning writer and radio presenter Nick Ferrari added: ‘Massive sympathy mate. You don’t just “break” big buckets anymore!’

Eamonn Holmes wrote: ‘Okay, mate, but I’m an expert in this field… if you want advice or visitors. Lucozade and Grapes!’

Piers last returned to ITV daytime television last November, where he left Lorraine writhing in her seat as she clashed angrily with Dr Amir.

Bringing her signature chaos to the show, viewers claimed Lorraine looked ‘very uncomfortable’ as she ‘lost control’ of her own breakfast show.

Piers appeared as a guest on the ITV show to talk about Donald Trump, the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files and new legal guidance on single-sex spaces.

Lorraine Kelly joined Piers Morgan and Dr. during Thursday’s show. She squirmed in her seat as Amir clashed angrily over transgender rights and women’s spaces.

As the program descended into chaos, the 65-year-old presenter choked up as the duo continued to talk about him.

People in toilets can be asked if they are male or female, a report published today ruled.

Lorraine said of the news: ‘Oh, that’s going to open a can of worms.’ Piers retorted: ‘Not really, but what is a cisgender woman?’

Lorraine questioned Piers, saying the description was of a biological female: ‘Well, why don’t we call them that? This will solve many problems; You stop calling them stupid names like cisgender.’

Dr. who was also a guest. Amir Khan then interjected: ‘When it comes to these kinds of issues, the reason it’s problematic is because most of these people won’t be trained to ask these kinds of questions…’

Piers then joked: ‘I’ll stand outside the toilet and ask the questions!’

She asked Chief which restroom he used and he made it clear that he preferred the men’s restroom. Piers then asked why and Amir said he ‘identified as male’.

Piers corrected her: ‘No, you don’t identify as male. You are a man. You’re a man, so you use men’s, and so do I.’

Lorraine tried to interject, saying he was using women in the same way men were ‘disgusting’, and Piers roared: ‘So how would you feel if we both walked in there?’

Bringing her signature chaos to the show, viewers claimed Lorraine looked ‘very disturbed’ as she ‘lost control’ of her own breakfast show

Piers last returned to ITV daytime television last November, where he left Lorraine writhing in her seat as she clashed angrily with Dr Amir.

Lorraine giggled as she replied: ‘I wouldn’t be very happy if I was in the toilet!’

Piers continued: ‘Men should stay out of women’s space and women should stay out of men’s space. “It used to be very simple.”

However, Dr. Khan wasn’t doing any of that and was saying: ‘No, that’s not the outcome! ‘The reason this is a problem is because it will actually endanger women too.’

When Piers emphasized that women were already at risk, Dr Khan asked: ‘From transgender people?’

Piers emphasized that he has “no problem” with trans people and believes they deserve equal rights, but that this should never be “at the expense of women’s rights”.

He raged: ‘We’ve been caught up in this nonsense for too long. Women are women, men are men.

‘My message to trans women is okay, if you want to identify as trans, it’s okay, but don’t enter women’s spaces. You are a biological male.’

As the conversation dragged on, Lorraine begged the pair to drop it.

Elsewhere, Piers joked about ITV’s ‘savage’ cuts after learning Kate Garraway and Richard Madeley were ending their shows.

Lorraine mimicked Piers as he said he could take over from her: ‘Hi Kate, Hi Richard – did you miss me?’ Lorraine added: ‘They’re away, they’re gone!’

‘Where did they go?’ ‘There used to be a bit of bi-directionality,’ he exclaimed. Are these all gone? Aren’t the cuts brutal?’

When it was announced in May that ITV would cut 220 jobs, Lorraine described it as ‘heartbreaking’.

Lorraine’s broadcast has been reduced from one hour to 30 minutes per episode and will only air for 30 weeks per year; The same is said for Loose Women rather than their full-year program.

But like other daytime shows, This Morning’s production team will join those at Lorraine and Loose Women to share resources.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV1 and ITVX