Good Morning Britain presenters Piers Morgan sent his followers into meltdown as he shared a picture of the moment her and co-presenter Susanna Reid first met… back in 2006.
The TV host, 54, looked very different as he sat on the BBC Breakfast sofa to be interviewed by Susanna 14 years ago.
He captioned the snap: “The moment I met Susanna… when I appeared (ironically!) on BBC Breakfast to promote First News, the kids’ newspaper I helped launch in 2006.”
In the picture, he was seen mid-sentence as Susanna, wearing a white jacket and black trousers, placed her hand under her chin as she listened to what he was saying.
The pair looked very different on the throwback snap, which was taken nine years before they would start presenting GMB together.
Piers shared a picture from the moment he met Susanna Reid in 2006
Fans couldn’t help but comment on Susanna’s demeanour towards Piers in the snap, as they joked she seemed to be very suspicious about the presenter.
One wrote: “Naturally she looks very suspicious.”
Another added: “And you’ve annoyed her ever since!”
A third chipped in: “Her body language is somewhat guarded. If only she’d known it would be last time on a screen she’d get to finish a sentence with you.”
Piers and Susanna have been presenting on GMB together since 2015 (Image: ITV)
A fourth wrote: “You both look so young.”
Meanwhile, Piers has come under fire for slamming Prime Minister Boris Johnson following the birth of his son with Carrie Symonds this week.
He said on GMB: “I don’t want to rain on the happy parade of the Prime Minister, I really don’t.
“I think it would be churlish to do that when he’s just become a father again and Carrie Symonds has just had her first baby.
“They’ve both been through a lot – they’ve both had the virus, Boris nearly died and it must have been a very worrying few weeks at the late stage of pregnancy. So I wish them all the best,” he continued.
Piers was slammed as he took aim at Boris, who has become a father once again (Image: ITV)
“But you can’t get away from this jarring sense of every front page of a very happy Boris Johnson bounding up the steps inside Downing Street, released by Downing Street.
“And many newspapers have used that picture alongside very bad headlines of the death toll in this country now accelerating to the second worst in the world.”
He concluded: “There’s no doubt that his private life has been a major distraction throughout this crisis.”
GMB continues on Monday at 6am on ITV.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
