Piers Morgan took a social media swipe at “d***head” pranksters who he said were prank-calling his famous pals.
The 55-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter furiously penned a tweet to his 7.6m followers on Twitter, slamming the alleged pranksters.
Piers wrote angrily: “To the pranksters currently contacting all my famous friends asking them to tape a contribution to my obituary for ITN… maybe stop being annoying little d**kheads?”
Fans responding to Piers’ post, poking fun at the presenter for using the phrase “famous friends”.
One said: “My famous friends,” followed by a string of laughing faces.
Piers Morgan slammed ‘d**khead’ pranksters in a brutal swipe on Twitter (Image: ITV)
While another wrote: “By famous friends I think he means acquaintances..”
“All my famous friends hahaha,” laughed a third.
Piers didn’t confirm which famous friends he was referring to, but the ITV presenter is known to have a host of famous pals.
Piers and wife Celia recently enjoyed time in the South of France (Image: Getty Images)
Morgan has spent some time away from the UK for the summer, enjoying an extended family break in the South of France.
However, their getaway didn’t end well, as Piers and wife Celia Walden had their rented holiday home invaded as they slept.
Celia, 44, told of how “depraved and despicable” robbers targeted their home in Côte d’Azur in her account written in the Daily Telegraph.
He’s pals with Joan Collins as the GMB host spent time with her on his family holiday (Image: Instagram/piersmorgan)
She wrote: “I knew the second I walked into the sitting room that something was wrong… My handbag was upside-down on the sofa, the box I keep my jewellery in lying empty beside it.
“But then I remembered something that made me feel sick: the up-turned handbag found in the sitting room had originally been on a chair in our bedroom.
“They must have crept in there and stood inches away from us while we slept.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
