Piers Morgan is thanking Canadians for their support after he took a swipe at Justin Trudeau for declaring he\u0027s on \u0022Team Barbie.\u0022
Journalist and television presenter Piers Morgan smiles as he steps out of his house, after he left his high-profile breakfast slot with the broadcaster ITV, following his long-running criticism of Prince Harry's wife, Meghan, in London, Britain, March 10, 2021.British television personality Piers Morgan is thanking Canadians for their outpouring of affection after he took a swipe at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for declaring he’s on “Team Barbie.
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