Piers Morgan's Life Stories - Season 20
Season 20
Episodes
Piers Morgan's 100 Life Stories
Piers Morgan looks back at some of his favourite moments from 100 Life Stories interviews since the series first began in 2009. Featuring guests including Sir Rod Stewart, Mary Berry, Sir Bruce Forsyth, James Corden, Dame Barbara Windsor, Sir Roger Moore, Alesha Dixon, Mel B, Sir Mo Farah and Simon Cowell.
Sir Keir Starmer
This episode is the first interview with a party leader on Life Stories since Piers interviewed Gordon Brown when he was Prime Minister, in 2010.
The episode will see Sir Keir Starmer reflect on his childhood in Surrey as the second of four children.
His stellar career in law – which earned him a knighthood.
His family life and move into politics, culminating in his appointment as Labour leader in April 2020.
And how Sir Keir has spent the last year leading his party in lockdown from his spare room.
Joan Collins
To celebrate 70 years in the film industry, Dame Joan Collins sits down with Piers Morgan for a Life Stories Special.
From her time as a young starlet appearing alongside Diana Dors and Bette Davis to her reign as Dynasty legend Alexis Carrington, Dame Joan reveals all.
She tells Piers what she really thought of her famous co-stars and ex-husbands, she lifts the lid on her tumultuous affair with Warren Beatty and relives the day she discovered her sister Jackie was terminally ill.
Kate Garraway
Piers talks to Kate Garraway about her life and career, as he presents his final 'Life Story, before Garraway takes over the reins of the series. In a powerful and emotional interview, Kate reveals the latest on husband Derek's battle to recover from the impact of Covid. As Britain's worst-affected surviving Covid patient, Derek spent months in hospital and still needs round-the-clock care, and Kate opens up about the devastating effects on her and her family.
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