English broadcaster Piers Morgan beats THIS celebrity to become UK's Sexiest Man Alive

Recently, Illicit Affairs, a dating website for married people seeking an affair, conducted a poll for the sexiest man alive in the UK. The results showed that the British women think of English broadcaster Piers Morgan as the one.
However, in achieving the title, the 60-year-old media personality beat last year's winner, former Top Gear Presenter and Clarkson's Farm star Jeremy Clarkson. Talking about the same to The Sun, Morgan said, “This just proves that British women are the smartest and most discerning in the world, and the most likely to appreciate genuinely magnetic sex appeal.”
Other contenders in the list included British-Irish broadcaster Dermot O’Leary, English actor and presenter Danny Dyer, English television presenter Tim Lovejoy, English broadcaster Jonathan Ross, English television presenter Ben Shephard, British actor and comedian Romesh Ranganathan and English comedian and author Bob Mortimer.

People on the internet were taken aback by the poll's results. "No way, I guess the British ladies are that weird", wrote one X user. "I didn't know the standard for women was so low here in the UK", added another.

Many asked who voted for Morgan and where the voting took place, taking offence at the results. "Did this vote take place in Henshaws Blind Asylum 👍?" and "Who the hell is voting for these guys?"
Not only social media users, Jessica Leoni, the poll's spokesperson, also admitted that she and her team were "taken aback" when Piers won the poll. “His unapologetic style clearly taps into something deeper for a lot of women — confidence, conviction, and not being afraid to ruffle feathers,” she told The Sun.

Piers Morgan is an English broadcaster, journalist, writer and media personality. He began his career with The Sun in 1988, and in 1994 he moved on to become the editor of the News of the World by Rupert Murdoch, at the mere age of 29, making him the youngest editor of a British national newspaper. In 1995, he moved on to edit the Daily Mirror, and from 2006 to 2007, he was the editorial director of First News. In 2014, Morgan became the first editor-at-large of the MailOnline website in the US. He also went on to become a television presenter at various shows such as Piers Morgan Live and Piers Morgan Uncensored.