Piers Morgan has admitted that he had probably “taken things a bit too far” with his criticism of the Duchess of Sussex.
The Good Morning Britain presenter has been a regular critic of Meghan and her husband, particularly after they announced their decision to step back from their roles as senior royals.
He previously accused her of having “ditched” her own relatives and splitting her husband from the royal family.
He told The Sunday Times that “it’s probably not wise, if you’re a columnist, to make things too personal”.
Commenting on his previous comments about the duchess, he said: “Have I taken things a bit too far? Probably.
“Do I think that will govern and temper how I talk about them going forward? Absolutely.”
He added that he is at his “best as a journalist on stuff that really matters”.
“It’s the stuff that is substantial, particularly when people’s lives are at stake, that seems to galvanise my personality into the best possible place,” he said.
“And it’s times of relative peace, calm, quiet and dare I say boredom that might occasionally bring out the worst in me.
“Having squabbles with people who are never going to change their mind in a million years about stuff that no longer seems remotely important.”
Morgan previously accused Meghan and Harry of showing a "staggering disrespect" to the Queen over their decision to step back as senior royals.
He also described people who claimed that Meghan's treatment was fuelled by racism were "race-baiting pundits who want to be on TV."
In another outburst in January, he tweeted: “People say I’m too critical of Meghan Markle – but she ditched her family, ditched her Dad, ditched most of her old friends, split Harry from William and has now split him from the Royal Family.
“I rest my case.”
Last year, he also accused her of behaving like a member of the reality TV family the Kardashians “not somebody who married into the royal family”.
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