US rapper Kanye West abruptly walked out of his most recent interview with Piers Morgan, who later blasted the rapper’s conduct in a scathing public statement

Piers Morgan challenges Kanye to new interview after he walked out(Image: Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube)
Piers Morgan has has challenged Kanye West to another interview after yet another explosive encounter that ended with the rapper abruptly leaving their scheduled meeting.

On Piers Morgan Uncensored, Kanye cut the interview short after just four minutes when he accused Piers of ‘patronising’ him because the TV presenter mistakenly said that he had 32 million followers on X – rather than 33 million followers.

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Piers, 60, was adamant about questioning the rapper, 47, about his anti-Semitic posts on X after he claimed that all Jews are ‘slaves’ and that they should be ‘whipped’. Kanye also horrified social media users earlier this year in a vile outburst on X where he claimed that he ‘loved Hitler’.

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Defending having Kanye on the show, Piers said: “The reason I wanted to get him on was because I don’t think anyone holds him to account for anything he does on X, and in fact, he deliberately breaches all of X’s rules, and yet he does it with impunity and is allowed to do it, whereas millions of other accounts get suspended for far less offences.

Kanye ended the interview after just four minutes(Image: Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube)
“I was going to ask him directly, why I mentioned his X following, I was going to ask him about what he puts on X and why he does this? Why he continually attacks Jewish people, why he continually celebrates Adolf Hitler?”

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After the explosive clash, Kanye took to X to berate Piers. In a scathing post he said: “Let’s have a real interview someday. It’s all love.” In response, the TV presenter clapped back: “We could have had one yesterday if you hadn’t run away before I could ask you any questions. When you’re prepared to actually do that, let me know.”

Piers continued: “Let’s see if he has the guts – or whether he prefers hurling his abusive, hateful ‘love’ at people unchallenged on social media.”

Before the interview aired, Piers took to Instagram to break the news, posting a photo of a visibly disgruntled Kanye and captioning it with biting sarcasm: “UPDATE: I interviewed Kanye West again today.

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Piers was left livid by Kanye’s actions(Image: Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube)
“As I expected, given what I’ve said about him recently, it didn’t last long or go well. This was him right before he stomped off like a big baby before I could ask him why he’s become a vile, Hitler-loving, Nazi-slathering, anti-Semitic p***k. Drops on @piersmorganuncensored later…”

As expected, reactions flooded in. Some followers praised Piers for holding firm, with journalist Rosanna Lockwood calling it “the caption to end all captions” and adding a clapping emoji. Others were less impressed, with one commenter cheekily reminding him, “I love this and ur honesty piers but u also stormed off like a big baby.”

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It’s not the first time the pair have clashed. Back in 2022, they went head-to-head in a combative sit-down on TalkTV. The conversation was intense, unfiltered, and stretched over two hours – until Kanye, then still going by Ye, reached a breaking point and walked off mid-filming.

Piers later described the fallout, saying that retrieving the rapper after his dramatic exit proved to be “quite a struggle.” Nevertheless, he was ultimately relieved that Ye returned.

Kanye was less than impressed with Piers(Image: Piers Morgan Uncensored/Youtube)

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He told viewers at the time: “I’m glad I did because we ended up getting to where I think in his mind he wanted to get to. I think he wanted to atone for what he had done and the damage he had caused. But he was too fired up and too proud to actually go there until we got towards the end.”

Despite that, Piers didn’t mince words in his assessment of the rapper’s views, branding him “racist,” “horribly homophobic,” and “pro-Hitler.” Since then, Ye has only courted further backlash, continuing to post incendiary content across his social media platforms.