Piers Morgan continues to attack Tess Holliday's Cosmo cover

After the Cosmo cover was released last week, Piers Morgan blasted the 33-year-old plus-size model for her weight and also blasted Cosmo for promoting such.

He was called out by some people for body-shaming but he stood his ground and has now launched another attack on Tess.

On Good Morning Britain this morning, the TV personality had a debate over Tess Holliday’s appearance on the cover of Cosmo. Cosmo’s Editor-In-Chief Farrah Storr appeared on the programme to defend the cover shoot.

Piers said on the show:

“I would say the same about a man or a woman, my view about this. But for Cosmo to put this on their cover is wrong, dangerous and deluded.”

But Farrah argued:

“This is one cover, which has a larger lady on the cover, in a sea, in a world, in a culture which has venerated – since I can remember – thinness.

Are people going to look at that and go, ‘Do you know what? I’m going to go and mainline doughnuts, this is what I want for my life’. Of course not. It’s patronising to say. I’m celebrating her. I am not celebrating morbid obesity.”

Farrah added:

“The reason she is on my cover is to show there is a different way to look.”

After the show, Piers took to Twitter to continue the attack.

He wrote: “Sorry, but 5ft 3in & 300lbs is NOT a ‘positive body image’ to celebrate on the front cover of a magazine as Britain suffers from an ever-worsening obesity crisis. ?@GMB?”