Watch Piers Morgan experience labour pain:
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Piers Morgan experienced the ‘pain of childbirth’ through a simulation machine on Good Morning Britain.
The 54-year-old was attached to a TENS machine to experience the feeling of labour pains on Good Morning Britain.
He told co-star Susanna Reid before experiencing the ‘pain of childbirth’:
‘It’s a tough old ordeal for men, too. It’s the constant ferrying of coffee, papers, magazine, and making all the calls.’
‘I became perilously close to missing a big Arsenal European game. I had to negotiate it and ended up watching it in the delivery room.’
A scientist from the Netherlands named Stefan had attached four sticky pads to Piers’ stomach which were attached to the machine.
‘You send electrical impulses to those patches. Around the 50-60 mark is similar to the beginning of childbirth, or the first contractions’, said Susanna.
He asked ‘woah what number is that?’ and was told it was ‘zero.’
But when the strength of the impulses reached forty, he screamed and said: ‘I’ve got to dig deep and man up!’
‘That’s enough’, he screamed.
‘Would you like to apologize?’ Susanna asked.
Piers said: ‘On balance, the women of Great Britain, I probably owe you a slight apology. I’m very glad we don’t have to go through this.’
‘I’ve got to say that was agony. If that’s what you honestly go through, my respect for women, in terms of childbirth, has gone through the roof.’
‘That was painful. I’m never again going to make any comment about childbirth. That was absolute torture.’
‘If every man did that for five minutes, we’d never joke about childbirth ever again. it was absolute agony. That’s put things into proper perspective.’
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