Piers Morgans Twitter account hacked: Queen Elizabeth, Ed Sheeran abused by hackers
- Piers Morgan's account name was changed multiple times, once to ‘lol’ and then ‘Michael.’
- Some users asked hackers to access his messages, showcase chats with Meghan Markle
- Twitter team took notice of the hack after an hour of chaos
Piers Morgan’s Twitter account was hacked shocking his fans when the hacker posted abusive messages in the early hours of Tuesday. Tweets from the account including slurs against the late Queen Elizabeth II and pop star Ed Sheeran stunned the social media platform.
Twitter users and 8 million followers of the journalist soon determined that the account was hacked and controlled seemingly by a group identifying themselves as the ‘chuckling squad.’
Morgan’s account name was changed multiple times, once changed to ‘lol’ and then ‘Michael.’ A tweet that was posted out caused shock when stated “f*** the queen.” Another post called pop singer Ed Sheehan a “ginger p***k,” and later a “ginger f***er.”
Reacting to the remarks, fans and followers appealed to Twitter to highlight that Morgan’s account had clearly been hacked. Some Twitter users also asked the hackers to access his Direct Messages to showcase the communications he had in the past with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. However, the hackers responding to this said that there was “nothing interesting” within the private messages.
Later stars were also targeted as the hackers sent a public message to former Prime Minister Boris Johnson demanding he gets a haircut and branding him an “ugly bum.”
After an hour of melee, it appeared that the Twitter team took notice of the hack as most of the offensive tweets were suddenly removed from the account. Tweets that had been sent were replaced with the statement, “This tweet is unavailable.” The account bio was also removed with images in his profile and the banner, bringing an end to the apparent hackers’ chaotic activities.
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