Toure Calls Out Piers Morgan for Giving Jaguar Wright a Platform – Here’s Why He Says It Was a Big Mistake!

Toure, well-known cultural commentator and former MSNBC host, didn’t hold back when he took to TikTok to criticize Piers Morgan’s recent apology for hosting Jaguar Wright on his show. Wright, a singer notorious for her unfiltered and often wild claims about celebrities, including explosive allegations against prominent figures in the music industry, has become a polarizing figure online. However, Toure argues that giving her a mainstream platform was an irresponsible move by Morgan, whom he describes as “a hack.”

In his TikTok video, Toure calls the whole situation “the end of the Jaguar Wright sideshow,” suggesting that no credible media outlet should have given her a platform in the first place. According to Toure, Jaguar had been living comfortably in the internet’s conspiracy-laden “fever swamps,” attracting those deep in the YouTube rabbit holes where fringe theories thrive. By inviting her on his show, Morgan allegedly elevated her voice to a new level of visibility, something Toure feels was entirely uncalled for.

“Piers is a hack, and he showed that in this situation,” Toure says. “He’s mainstreaming someone who has mental illness and not disclosing that, a conspiracy theorist who has no idea what she’s talking about.”

Toure goes on to criticize Morgan further, stating that the British talk show host isn’t a “serious media” figure and that his decision to interview Wright was a reflection of that. The fallout from this interview has apparently been significant, with reports suggesting that Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s legal team even issued a cease-and-desist letter, prompting Morgan’s public apology. According to Toure, this was a humiliating moment for Morgan, who he describes as acting “like a chastened and spanked little boy who’s done wrong.”

Toure’s remarks capture a broader concern about giving platforms to controversial figures with little accountability. He argues that someone like Jaguar Wright, who he says was never “meant for polite company,” should remain on the fringes of internet discourse rather than being given a prime-time interview slot. This latest incident has now likely closed the door on any mainstream appearances for Wright, as Toure predicts that no credible media will want to be associated with her going forward.

As for Piers Morgan, Toure’s video leaves little room for sympathy. The outspoken commentator suggests that Morgan’s attempt to create a sensational moment with Wright has backfired, ultimately damaging his own credibility and possibly sidelining his reputation in serious journalism circles.

In the end, Toure’s take is clear: Jaguar Wright’s claims belong in the depths of YouTube, not on mainstream television. For those who tuned in expecting a legitimate conversation, Toure believes the whole affair was just another example of sensationalism winning over journalistic integrity.