Piers Morgan sparks frenzy as he congratulates GMB on award nomination after his exit

Piers Morgan enjoyed a leisurely Friday this week, spending the morning by himself as he dined out at a local cafe.

Piers Morgan appeared deep in thought as he sat down for an al-fresco lunch on Friday.

Piers Morgan took to social media to weigh in on the Post Office scandal, which could leave the company with a huge compensation bill.

Piers Morgan’s wife Celia Walden has dubbed him a 'handsy hubby' as she shared a seductive snap of them sharing a cab.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, rested his hand on Celia’s bare thigh as the pair snuggled together, while Celia looked dressed to impress in a pair of thigh-high boots and a bright pink tartan coat.Celia, 45, donned a pink satin face mask to complete the Covid-safe look.Their feet were almost touching, and Piers had his wedding ring on full display as he showed his wife some love.But one keen-eyed follower claimed that Piers was wearing his Calvin Klein socks the wrong way around, writing: "Piers, you have got your socks on the wrong feet, the logo should be on the outside!"Celia wrote alongside the snap:

Piers Morgan has weighed into the scandal engulfing the Post Office.

PIERS Morgan was today hanging by a thread after enjoying a boozy night out with his wife Celia Walden. The ex Good Morning Britain star struggled to keep his eyes open outside a London cafe as he waited for his breakfast.

Richard Madeley has been tipped to replace Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain following his explosive exit over Meghan Markle complaints.The former This Morning host, 64, who has previously stood in for Piers, will be accompanying Susanna Reid, 50, on the popular morning show in June which could become a permanent position if the “trial” goes well. Richard has previously filled in for the role on the ITV show and has proven to be a hit with viewers in the past.

ITV execs may have found a replacement for former GMB star Piers Morgan, as Richard Madeley is now being tipped to replace the star on the show.The former This Morning host will join the Good Morning Britain team in June for a "trial" run, but his time may be extended if everything goes well, according to sources.Richard, 64, has had plenty of experience presenting morning television as he previously hosted This Morning alongside his wife Judy Finnigan.The journalist also stood in for Piers Morgan on previous episodes of Good Morning Britain.The star is a familiar face that does well with viewers.Richard has also reportedly admitted that he would be interested in the job if it was offered to him.Talking to ITV an insider said: "Piers is

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Carey Mulligan paid tribute to the late Helen McCrory while accepting the award for Best Female Lead at the Film Independent Spirit Awards on Thursday. MORE: Celebrities pay tribute to late actress Helen McCrory: JK Rowling, Piers Morgan & moreThe actress, who won for her role in Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman, made an appearance via video link and took the opportunity to remember Helen, who passed away last week, in her acceptance speech.

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It’s reported that Richard Madeley is being lined up to replace Piers Morgan on ITV’s Good Morning Britain after the latter stepped away from the show last month.

PIERS Morgan was called a "handsy hubby" by his wife Celia Walden as she posted a sexy snap of him holding her leg. But the presenter, 56, joked in the Instagram comments: "That's not my hand".

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 56, took to social media to brag about drinking a £1,300 bottle of wine during a "pandemic soiree".Since coronavirus restrictions were relaxed on April 12, allowing the hospitality industry to open up outside, the media personality has shared his outdoor dining experiences with fans.Taking to Instagram, Piers shared the picture of the 1916 Montrose bottle in view of his 1.6million followers.He captioned the snap: "Not sure early evening London pandemic soirees get much more refined than this..."As well as two bottles of red wine, the star grazed on a bowl of salted nuts and had two cigars ready to be smoked.As the star doesn't have to make it into the GMB studios in the early hours of the morning

Richard Madeley is now the frontrunner in the race to replace Piers Morgan on Good Morning Britain, it has been reported.

Susanna Reid was treated to a trip down memory lane during today's Good Morning Britain.

Hollywood Unlocked, his team stated that the musician is ‘fighting for his life’ after being rushed to hospital following the attack.Baby Blue – real name Ala Diamond Smith – was attending a release party for his new song Jerry Rice when the attack took place.In a graphic video filmed at the scene and reposted by Hollywood Unlocked, Baby Blue can be seen laying on the ground while those around him call out for help.The artist is best known for being part of R&B group Pretty Ricky with his brother Spectacular Smith.

her clash with Sharon Osbourne on The Talk.Recently Sheryl opened up about the PTSD she felt following the heated on-air moment, which came about after Sharon defended her friend Piers Morgan amid the fall-out from his comments on Meghan Markle.The Grand Tour host was musing on nicknames and how they can often be offensive – mainly due to the fact the subject seldom gets to choose their own – sharing his own schoolyard moniker of ‘Ness’ (after the monster).He wrote for his Times column this week: ‘Nicknames can never be complimentary.

PIERS Morgan was pictured leaving posh London restaurant The River Café alongside wife Celia Waldren last night. The broadcaster, 56, sported a black face mask as he made his way to his waiting taxi after a swanky date night out at the Michelin starred eatery.

Good Morning Britain fans said they were 'switching off' their TVs today as they could no longer watch Adil Ray present the show. The 46-year-old has been filling in since Piers Morgan quit and has been hosting the breakfast show alongside Susanna Reid.

Richard Madeley has seemingly put his hand up to take over from Piers Morgan after the Life Stories star furiously exited Good Morning Britain last month.The 64-year-old journalist has not only volunteered to replace the anchorman but sharply warned he wouldn't "give a f***" about trolls either.Speaking openly and frankly about the possible opportunity, he indicated that he wouldn't be afraid to air his views if his job application were to be accepted.The former This Morning host has bags of on-screen experience and certainly isn't afraid to speak his mind so could be a great contender to take over the reigns.Speaking to the Metro, he discussed his views on becoming Susanna Reid's TV husband.He said: "If the phone went and they said, 'Would

Piers Morgan, 55, left Good Morning Britain last month after he sparked over 50,000 Ofcom complaints following comments he made about 39-year-old Meghan Markle.The presenter said he didn’t believe a word Prince Harry’s wife said as she opened up about her life in the Royal Family.Following his departure, many of his ex co-stars have stepped in to fill his seat alongside regular host Susanna Reid.In a new interview, Richard Madeley, 64, insisted he’d be up for being her new co-host.He said: “If the phone went and they said, ‘Would you come in and talk?' of course I would talk to them."But, the presenter said he prefers “sitting in for people” rather than having a permanent slot, adding: “I have all the fun and very little of the