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Prince Harry's new docuseries focusing on mental health, "The Me You Can't See," releases on May 21.
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  • Prince Harry and Orpah Winfrey have co-created a new docuseries exploring mental health issues.
  • "The Me You Can't See" releases on May 21 on Apple TV+ and features appearances from celebrities.
  • But Piers Morgan has labelled the show "preaching" and called Prince Harry a "whiny little brat."
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Piers Morgan called Prince Harry a "whiny little brat" over his new mental health documentary series "The Me You Can't See," which he co-created with Oprah Winfrey.

Morgan, who previously lashed out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for their famous interview with Winfrey in March, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the new Apple TV+ series.

Morgan wrote: "Because the one thing the world REALLY needs in the middle of a pandemic is yet more preaching lectures on compassion, mental health & emotional wellbeing from a whiny little brat who spends his entire time publicly trashing his family."

Morgan's remarks come after Apple shared a trailer of the docuseries, which it said will explore "the current state of the world's mental health and emotional well-being through storytelling."

The series will feature celebrity and non-celebrity guests talking about their own experiences, with Lady Gaga and Glenn Close amongst those appearing in the trailer.

"To make that decision to receive help is not a sign of weakness," Harry said during the trailer. "In today's world, more than ever, it is a sign of strength."

All episodes of the series will release on May 21.

Morgan continues the feud that first began earlier this year when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were interviewed by Winfrey.

The interview brought to light several astounding revelations, including Markle saying that she was suicidal after joining the royal family and certain royal family members reported "concerns" about the color of Archie's skin.

After the interview, Morgan criticized the couple on his show "Good Morning Britain," but stormed off set live after a cohost confronted him on his views. Morgan later quit the show altogether after reportedly refusing to apologize.

Morgan has not stood down on his remarks since then, saying he still does not believe Markle's comments and that he thinks he has the support of the British public despite a record 57,000 complaints being lodged against him for his morning show comments.

In his most recent column for British tabloid the Daily Mail, Morgan again took aim at Prince Harry - this time because Harry called the First Amendment "bonkers."

Morgan wrote: "I didn't think Harry could go lower than trashing his grandmother as she mourns Prince Philip, but the spineless self-pitying twerp's attack on free speech makes HIM look bonkers not the US Constitution."

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