Looks like FirePiers fans have got their wish... sort of goodmorningbritain piersmorgan
The GMB star is taking a few weeks off… October 16, 2019 - 12:19 BST Jenni McKnight It's been an eventful week for Piers Morgan so far. The Good Morning Britain host has been the subject of a poll which was launched on the breakfast show's Twitter account, which asked viewers to vote on whether Piers should be fired from the show or not – and on Wednesday it appeared that those who want him gone finally got their wish… sort of.
As of Tuesday, the poll revealed that 60 per cent of people want Piers to be fired, while 40 per cent think he should stay. Speaking about the campaign during the show, the controversial star revealed that it had actually backfired as it had got him a payrise instead! He said: "You're not going to get rid of me. I don't think they've really worked this through.
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