Piers Morgan is "having some very interesting conversations" about his TV return.
Piers Morgan
The 56-year-old journalist-and-presenter left breakfast news show 'Good Morning Britain' in March 2021 following his comments about the Duchess of Sussex in the wake of her and her husband Prince Harry's interview with Oprah Winfrey.
He has been without a regular TV job since, but Piers has now teased that some very exciting offers are starting to come in.
Speaking to Fox News host Sean Hannity, he said: "Well, I'm definitely having some very interesting conversations Sean, as you can probably imagine.
"There are lots of people that wouldn't mind a piece of the action with somebody who trebled the ratings on that morning show in five years, which is what we did."
Piers also opened up on his departure from 'GMB' - which he co-hosted with Susanna Reid - and described it as "a weird, surreal day".
He said: "There was a weird surreal kind of day on the day I left where having reached a ratings high.
"Normally you would get invited to a board room and presented with a carriage clock but I got invited to either apologise to Meghan Markle for disbelieving her so I decided to leave the building."
GB News broadcaster Andrew Neil recently said while he would like to have Piers on his network, they have "different ideas" about "what he's worth".
He claimed: "It would be nice to have him.
"But he’s got his own idea of what he is worth and we have a slightly different idea of what he’s worth.
"He is in a lucky situation because ITV are continuing to pay him a ton of money, so he doesn’t have to do anything in the short run."
Andrew, 72, previously admitted Piers would be a "huge asset" for the free-to-air channel.
Speaking in March, he said: "We're about to launch GB News.
"It'll be a different kind of news channel and I think Piers would be a huge asset for that kind of news channel."
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