Emily Ratajkowski Claps Back at Piers Morgan With 'Sexism' Charge

The "Good Morning Britain" host came after the model this time following the release of her super sexy video shoot for Love Magazine's advent calendar, in which Ratajkowski covers her lingerie-clad body in spaghetti. She told the magazine that female sexuality and sexiness "can be incredibly empowering for a woman if she feels it is empowering to her. The way I dress, act, flirt, dance, have sex -- those are my decisions and they shouldn't be impacted by men. Being sexy is fun and I like it. I should never have to apologize for that."

Morgan shared the images on Twitter, writing, "This is Emily Ratajkowski 'promoting feminism.' Somewhere, Emmeline Pankhurst just vomited." (In case you're in the dark, Emmeline Pankhurst is a women's rights activist.)

Ratajkowski responded to the criticism with a tweet of her own, writing, "Lol never said my love video was a feminist statement. But now it's worth saying that telling women what to do with their bodies & sexuality is actually just classic sexism. I can have opinions about feminism and also do sexy photo shoots k thanks."

"In the wake of the Harvey [Weinstein] fallout and women coming forward with incredible amounts of sexual harassment cases, I have been so disappointed to hear women talk about 'modesty' and 'our responsibility' as if we need to, yet again, adjust to make it 'easier' for the rest of the world," she shared in another tweet. "I'm tired of having to consider how I might be perceived by men if I wear the short skirt or post a sexy Instagram. I want to do what I want to do. Feminism isn't about adjusting, it's about freedom and choice."

The video shoot also sparked a huge debate on "Good Morning Britain" Wednesday, where Morgan found himself up against former glamour model Nicola McClean.

"I don't get the spaghetti bit, but I do think it's about personal choice," McClean argued. "Feminism is like religion, everyone has a different take on it. I totally agree -- it's my choice, my body."

McClean also said that her decision to become a model was career driven and had nothing to do with gaining male attention.

"I have no problem with your career choice," Morgan said. "My only problem is the way people like Emily and Kim Kardashian post this stuff to millions of impressionable young women, and they don't just say, 'Don't I look hot?' They say, 'I'm doing this to empower women.' What Emily is doing is using this in the name of feminism. Don't use the excuse it's feminism because it's not."

"I don't know quite what she is," he added. "She's a global bimbo."