Piers Morgan has warned Harry and Meghan that the public is ‘sick of their yapping’ and that they ‘can’t have their royal cake and eat it’.

He went on to say that Harry and Meghan should get married “give up their titles, stop moaning all the time, and attempt to learn from the Queen, whose moniker, Lilibet, they’ve appropriated for their kid.

“Take a little tip from the queen: less is more,” he continued. “If you want to be a Royal, a member of the Royal Family, less is more.

“We’re hearing too much of your yapping, too much of your whining. It’s time to pipe down.”

While on Fox News’ Hannity Show, the presenter accused Harry and Meghan of “trading off” their royal titles in order to obtain deals with streaming providers like Netflix, Apple TV, and Spotify.

‘They are very happy to trade off their titles, but at the same time they want the right to trash the Queen. I think it’s sickening to people here.’

‘These two want to have the royal cake and eat it,’ he told host Sean Hannity.

Morgan also discussed his departure from Good Morning Britain earlier this year, which came after he made contentious comments regarding Meghan Markle’s admission that she was suicidal.

He noted that the difference between Harry and Meghan and the Queen was thrown into stark light at last week’s G7 meeting, adding that the British queen performed her duties while her grandson and his wife were 5,000 miles away in California.

Morgan claimed he was having some “interesting conversations” with “a lot of people who wouldn’t mind a piece of the action of somebody who trebled the ratings on that morning show” when asked if he would return to the air.

Morgan said he ‘didn’t believe a word’ the duchess told Winfrey about her mental health and the way ‘The Firm’ treated her on March 8, the morning after the interview aired in the United States.

He described his exit from the program as “weird and surreal,” adding, “Having reached a ratings high, normally you would get invited to a boardroom and presented with a carriage clock.”

The couple has been recently involved in a quarrel over the name Lilibet, which is the Queen’s nickname.