Piers Morgan Reveals He Was ‘Flat-Lined in Bed’ With COVID For Week Despite Being Double-Jabbed

Having recovered from the virus, Morgan wrote an article for the Daily Mail, in which he said he owes a “heartfelt debt of thanks” to the scientists who developed the Astra-Zeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

Ex-Good Morning Britain (GMB) presenter Piers Morgan revealed he was bedridden for a week battling COVID-19. In a Daily Mail article published on 24 July he says he was infected during the Euro 2020 final between England and Italy, which he attended with his family.  

Morgan suffered raging fever, chills, and violent coughing fits several days after the final, despite being vaccinated with two jabs of the AstraZeneca vaccine. 

For over a week he remained “flat-lined in bed,” while having “a persistent and very annoying cough.” Morgan also noted that he felt “pretty awful” with coronavirus, but his earlier double vaccine dose may have saved his life. 

​Morgan has been an ardent critic of the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic and has repeatedly demanded stricter regulations, often branding those who are reluctant to follow the rules as “Covidiots.” He’s also known for his harsh stance on those who oppose vaccinations. 

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