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Joan Collins Refuses to Answer Piers Morgan's Question About Prince Harry & Meghan Markle - Find Out Why

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Legendary star Joan Collins refused to answer Piers Morgan‘s question about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and there’s a specific reason why. “What do you make of what’s going on with the British royal family now, with Meghan, Harry, the feud, with [Prince] William, [Prince] Charles?” Morgan asked her while appearing on his ITV show Life Stories. Click inside to read what Joan said in response… “My lips are sealed on that subject,” Joan said, revealing why she would not be answering that question. “I just don’t want to go on national TV and say what I think about Meghan and Harry, because look what happened to you.” “Exactly — thank you,” Piers responded. Morgan stormed off of live television while being called out for criticizing Meghan a

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