Good Morning Britain's Piers Morgan was left screaming in agony as he experienced the pain of childbirth.
The presenter was connected to a childbirth simulator before begging for the pain to stop.
Piers, 54, said the couple of minutes during which he felt the pain of contractions were an “eye-opener”, as he vowed not to joke about childbirth again.
Using a TENS machine, sensors were placed on his body and the power dialed up to 21 reports Wales Online.
He was shocked when he learned that 40 was the level which simulated real-life contractions.
It wasn’t long before he was unable to handle the pain and demanded to be unhooked from the machine.
The women in the studio couldn’t help but laugh, as Susannah Reid repeatedly reminded him that this was just the contractions part of childbirth - which can last for many hours.
“That cannot be what childbirth is like, really. I can’t believe that,” he said.
“Is that really what childbirth is like? I can’t believe that.”
