ITV has said it is 'discussing' Piers Morgan's comments about Meghan Markle with him after viewers hit out.
The Good Morning Britain host is under fire after said he didn't believe that she had suicidal thoughts when she revealed she considered taking her own life when she was pregnant with her son Archie in an interview with Oprah.
Mental health charity Mind said it was "disappointed" in a statement and said they are now in conversations with ITV.
The channel launched a Be Kind campaign with its flagship morning show This Morning and has led the mental wellness campaign Britain Get Talking since 2019.
GMB viewers have also said they have take their complaints further and wrote to Ofcom about Piers and the programme.
Things escalated further on Tuesday when the controversial TV host stormed off set after weatherman Alex Beresford said Piers' behaviour towards the Duchess of Sussex was 'absolutely diabolical'.
The ITV presenter left his spot on the panel, which included Susanna Reid, Charlotte Hawkins, Dr Hilary Jones and Alex, saying: "I can't do this."
ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall said on a media call after the group’s annual results were published on Tuesday morning that she has not spoken to Piers or seen the programme yet, given that she has been presenting the figures.
But she said ITV managing director of media and entertainment Kevin Lygo "is discussing it with Piers".
She insisted it is a "balanced show" and added: "ITV has many voices and we try and represent many voices every day. It's not about one opinion."
McCall also insisted Piers walking off set was not "manufactured”.
On Morgan's earlier comments saying he did not believe the Duchess of Sussex, she said: "I completely believe what she (Meghan) said. It's important everyone does."
