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$2 million

Piers Morgan is an English journalist known for his long career in the media in the United Kingdom and around the world. He is strongly conservative in his views and has recently left Good Morning Britain. He has a net worth of around $20 million and makes $2 million each year.

Piers Morgan

While Morgan is based in the UK, he has a strong voice that rings around the world. More specifically, he stirs up plenty of controversy on social media platforms like Twitter. Morgan got away with plenty of hot takes during his time with the Daily Mirror and Good Morning Britain, yet was fired from both jobs.

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