Piers Morgan brands Prince Harry 'terrible actor' after Duke's new adventure
Piers Morgan takes a savage jibe at Meghan Markle's hubby Harry
Outspoken TV presenter Piers Morgan called Prince Harry a "terrible actor" and "terrible hypocrite" on his new show.
The former Good Morning Britain presenter fumed at Meghan's hubby, who he claims "uses private jets more than I use black cabs".
The 57-year-old outspoken TV presenter ripped into Harry live on the latest episode of his explosive Uncensored chat show which aired on Monday night (May 9) - during his segment, Brain Dump.
Morgan blasted Harry's acting skills and claimed The Queen's grandson was a "terrible hypocrite" after watching Harry's new eco-travel campaign.
The former senior royal appeared on New Zealand's Māori Television to promote his eco-travel non-profit, Travalyst.
Prince Harry, who is married to former Suits actress Meghan Markle, was spotted rocking a 'girl dad' t-shirt and putting his comedy acting skills to the test.
Piers Morgan said: "I'm sure there's one thing we can all agree on, and it's this. This is not acting."
He then played a clip from the YouTube video, which showed him being ambushed by a 'trip rater'.
"Yep, that's Prince Harry on TV again making his acting debut in a ridiculous New Zealand advert for his eco-travel non-profit.
"He's clearly not just a terrible actor, but he's also a terrible hypocrite who constantly preaches about the environment who uses private jets like I use black cabs."
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