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Sophie McCoid

ITV Good Morning Britain's Piers Morgan left screaming in pain during labour simulation

Piers Morgan was hooked up to a labour simulation machine on Good Morning Britain today - and left in agony.

There was a debate on the show beforehand about whether men suffer during childbirth.

Piers obviously said it couldn't be as hard as it looked - so he was hooked up to the machine to see what it was really like.

Stefan from the Netherlands, who Piers described as "creepy" put the pads onto Piers' stomach and then cranked up the level of pain.

Piers Morgan going through labour pains (ITV)

When it got to a certain level  Piers screamed in pain , and had to stand up, as the pain crippled him.

He was shouting: "Do not give in" - before eventually giving in.

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After his ordeal Piers said: "To the women of Great Britain I probably owe you an apology, that was agony, my respect for women has gone through the roof. "

Piers Morgan going through labour pains (ITV)

And it's safe to say fans absolutely loved seeing Piers in pain.

One said: "Funniest thing I’ve seen on tv in a while!! Piers Morgan experiencing the effects of child birth after saying men suffer too. Hilarious!"

Another said: " @piersmorgan experiencing contractions on #GMB has legit made week... never laughed so much before 9am."

And a third said: " #gmb #piersmorgan simulating child birth pain absolutely hilarious"

*GMB continues at 6am on ITV tomorrow

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