Fern Britton shares cryptic post about betrayal and love after Phil Vickery split

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Fern Britton caused a stir amongst fans at the weekend, after taking to Twitter to share a cryptic message about forgiveness.MORE: Fern Britton gives update on her single life after Phil Vickery split The former This Morning star, who announced her split from husband Phil Vickery in January, posted a tweet, which read: "Thought for the day: it's easier to forgive your enemies than it is to forgive your friends." WATCH: Fern Britton recalls moment marriage to Phil Vickery broke down"So true," one follower remarked. "You have higher expectations of your friends, they may not live up to them.

One fan wrote: "I’ve learnt that true friends are few & very precious. Especially just lately they’ve held my hand as I’ve walked through hell."Most others are acquaintances & some even unhealthy habits.

Fern Britton confessed it was easier to forgive enemies in her latest cryptic post.

This Morning star, 63, reposted a quote from a fan which read: ‘In life, you will fall out with people that you never thought you would.‘Get betrayed by people you trusted with all of your heart. And get used by people you would do anything for.

Fern Britton has headed off on a rejuvenating spa break after posting a cryptic message about betrayal and being 'used' on Twitter.

Former This Morning host Fern Britton announced her split from Phil Vickery earlier this year after almost 20 years and has now shared a cryptic post about betrayal and love. Fern, 63, shared the cryptic message with her 76,400 Twitter followers as she thanked the person who posted the quote online.

FERN Britton has hinted that she may be feeling betrayed after she shared a poignant post on Twitter on Wednesday morning. Fern, 63, retweeted a heartfelt post to her 76.4k followers and clearly it struck a chord with her. The quote read: "In life, you will fall out with people that you never thought you would.

"And overcome things you never thought you would get over."The post finished with: "We all have chapters that end with people at some point in life.

Fern Britton explored betrayal in love in a social media post after Phil Vickery split.

Fern Britton commented on her experience of betrayal, love and loss in a new post on Twitter this week.Taking to the social media site on Wednesday, the former This Morning presenter shared a post by another Twitter user, who had uploaded a snippet from a heartfelt piece of writing.MORE: Fern Britton's fans compliment her new look following split from husband Phil VickeryIt read: "In life, you will fall out with people that you never thought you would. Get betrayed by people you trusted with all of your heart.

THIS Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield today toasted 11 years hosting the show together. The daytime favourites celebrated by sharing their first ever moments on screen, with Holly saying she was "terrified".

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Fern Britton has been showing her ex husband Phil Vickery what he's missing with her latest snap.