Piers Morgan Walks Out on Interview After Hostility From ‘Manosphere’ Influencer

Piers Morgan abruptly ended a March 18th interview with Harrison Sullivan, known online as HStikkytokky, after Sullivan accused Morgan of visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s island and made a disparaging remark about Morgan’s wife, Celia Walden.

Interview Derails Over Epstein Allegations and Personal Insult

The interview, which took place on Morgan’s YouTube show, Piers Morgan Uncensored, was initially focused on Sullivan’s appearance in the Netflix documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere. During the discussion, Morgan questioned Sullivan about a comment he made in the documentary regarding disowning a child who identifies as LGBTQ+. Sullivan defended his statement, claiming it wasn’t homophobic.

The conversation took a sharp turn when Sullivan countered by accusing Morgan of visiting Jeffrey Epstein’s island and engaging in inappropriate behavior with Ghislaine Maxwell. Morgan vehemently denied the allegations, stating, “I’ve never met the man. Never went to his island. I met Ghislaine Maxwell for five minutes at a book launch.”

According to documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of the Epstein files, Piers Morgan’s name appears approximately 29 times; however, there is no indication of any criminal involvement or personal ties to Epstein .

Escalation and Walkout

Following the exchange about Epstein, Sullivan then insulted Morgan’s wife, Celia Walden, referencing a recent Instagram post of hers. Walden had shared a photo lounging by a pool with a sign indicating she was seeking “pool boys.”

Visibly angered by the personal attack, Morgan immediately ended the interview. “You know what, I’m not doing this, sorry guys. It’s pointless,” he stated to his producers before walking off set.

Sullivan and the ‘Manosphere’

Harrison Sullivan, also known as HStikkytokky, is a prominent figure within the “manosphere,” a term used to describe a network of online communities promoting ultra-masculine ideologies and often expressing misogynistic views. He gained further attention through his participation in Louis Theroux’s Netflix documentary, which explores this online subculture.

Morgan described Sullivan as a “sexist, misogynist, homophobic twerp who got exposed in a global way by Netflix, by Louis Theroux, for what you are.”