Piers Morgan Shares Hospital Selfie After Injury from a Small Fall
Piers Morgan in his hospital bed.
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Piers Morgan/instagram
NEED TO KNOW
- Piers Morgan revealed in a Jan. 18 Instagram post that he broke his hip
- The controversial British broadcaster stated the injury occurred after he “tripped on a small step”
- Morgan indicated that he will require “crutches for six weeks” following the incident
British broadcaster Piers Morgan has reported breaking his hip in a recent accident. The 60-year-old shared the news in a January 18 Instagram post, explaining that the injury resulted from a tumble after he “tripped on a small step.”
In his post, Morgan detailed the incident with a sense of humor, saying, “1. Tripped on a small step. 2. Inside a London hotel restaurant. (🙄) 3. Fell like a sack of spuds. 4. Fractured neck of femur. 5. So badly I needed a new hip.”
He further outlined his recovery plan, noting, “6. Recovering in hospital. 7. Crutches for 6 weeks. 8. No long-haul flying for 12 weeks. 9. New Year off to a cracking start! 10. I blame Donald Trump.” The mention of Trump drew laughter, a nod to their often fraught relationship that dates back to Morgan’s appearance on the reality show Celebrity Apprentice in the late 2000s.

Piers Morgan’s X-ray.
Piers Morgan/instagram
In a photo shared alongside his post, Morgan was seen in a hospital bed, connected to an IV and oxygen, while giving a thumbs-up with one hand, capturing the moment with his phone.
Alongside this candid shot, he also included an image of an X-ray taken post-fall, highlighting the injury with a red circle to draw attention to the fracture.

Piers Morgan in his hospital bed, Piers Morgan at an event in October 2025.
Piers Morgan/instagram; Amal Alhasan/Getty
Morgan’s recent career path has included hosting Piers Morgan Uncensored, a talk show on YouTube, where he is known for his assertive interviewing style. He recently engaged in a heated exchange with Roger Waters, the frontman of Pink Floyd, during an episode that aired on January 16.







