Her father is a wine broker and her mother held various positions as a nurse, gundog trainer and air stewardess.
[14] In August 2018, Robert Keegan was convicted of harassing Morgan and given a 12-month prison sentence, suspended for 18 months, and an indefinite restraining order stopping him from contacting her.
[3] In 2013, Morgan presented Licence to Kill, a documentary for BBC Three about road accidents like hers caused by young drivers.
[22] Tom Sutcliffe, for The Independent, described it as "an often heartbreaking film, focusing on the misery that follows road-traffic accidents and the terrifying insouciance of young people about their own survival.
"[23] In 2015 Morgan travelled to Ghana, West Africa, to present The World's Worst Place To Be Disabled?, a documentary for BBC Three made as part of the channel's Defying the Label season.
[26] In 2018 Morgan co-hosted a British Channel 4 TV series, Best Laid Plans, with architectural designer Charlie Luxton.
[28] in a road trip across the UK, meeting people united by a desire to build new lives around the things they love.
[34] In 2019, Morgan presented 'The Secrets of Amazon', an edition of the Channel 4 current affairs series Dispatches.
[42] In recognition of her work with The Back Up Trust, a charity providing support for people with spinal cord injuries, Morgan was named Girl of The Year by Cosmopolitan in 2004.