Patsy Palmer 'Does A Real Piers Morgan' And Cuts Short Awkward Good Morning Britain Interview

The former EastEnders star was not impressed with how she'd been described in an on-screen graphic.
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Former EastEnders star Patsy Palmer cut short an interview on Wednesday’s Good Morning Britain after taking offence to an on-screen strap line about her.

The actor was being interviewed by Ben Shephard and Susanna Reid on the ITV breakfast show when she noticed producers had flashed up a graphic reading “Patsy Palmer: Addict to wellness guru”.

Patsy was speaking from her home in Malibu via video link, with Susanna asking about her life out in the US as her opening question.

However, Patsy said she was going to do “a real Piers Morgan” and walk out of the interview, explaining she was “not OK” with the show’s choice of description about her.

Patsy Palmer cut short an interview on Good Morning Britain
Patsy Palmer cut short an interview on Good Morning Britain
ITV

“You know what, actually, I don’t even want to do this interview because I don’t even want to look at what it says at the bottom of the screen,” she said.

“So I’m going to switch off, do a real Piers Morgan, and just say that it’s not okay to have ‘addict to wellness guru’ at the bottom of the screen.”

As Susanna and Ben tried to apologise, she continued: “My issues I had years ago, that were talked about by me many, many years ago and it’s over so I’m not going to talk about it.

“I don’t really want to talk to you,” she said, as she pulled down the lid of her laptop.

Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard attempted to apologise for the strap line
Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard attempted to apologise for the strap line
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Ben said: “That was obviously a quote from Patsy’s book and it certainly wasn’t our intention to upset Patsy. We were keen to hear more.”

Susanna added: “I had no idea that was on our screen. That’s a terrible shame, our apologies to Patsy.

“She’s entitled not to do the interview, and we carry on,” she said before throwing to a weather forecast.

Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

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