PIERS Morgan’s wife Celia Walden branded him an “old man” as she shared a Photoshopped snap of him with white hair and a beard. Piers, 54, was trolled by his 44-year-old wife who mocked his age on Instagram. Celia shared her New Year’s Day post from Antigua where the family are spending their Christmas holidays. […]
PIERS Morgan’s wife Celia Walden branded him an “old man” as she shared a Photoshopped snap of him with white hair and a beard.
Piers, 54, was trolled by his 44-year-old wife who mocked his age on Instagram.
Celia shared her New Year’s Day post from Antigua where the family are spending their Christmas holidays.
Alongside the snap she said: “They told me I’d wake up married to an old man one day. I just thought we had more time #happy2020 #wheredidthetimego #primarycaregiver.”
The couple’s daughter Elsie, aged eight, also dealt him another cutting blow as she dubbed him “a lot fatter” than Colin Firth after he compared himself to the Love Actually star.
The father and daughter were enjoying an evening in as they watched the iconic festive movie last week.
Colin, 59, plays writer Jamie in Richard Curtis’ feel-good movie and, perhaps due to their similar brunette hair and age, Piers dared to liken himself to the star.
Yet he revealed on his Instagram account the comparison did not go down well.
Next to an image which saw him twinned up with Colin, Piers wrote: “Watching Love Actually with my daughter for the first time, and explained that people often mix me up with Colin Firth.
“There was a lengthy pause. ‘No Dada.. you’re a lot fatter.’”
It seems Elsie, much like her famous father, isn’t one to mince her words.
In September, The Sun Online reported how the cheeky schoolgirl had emailed her dad when he was hosting ITV breakfast show GMB to call him a “pig.”
His late night at the GQ Awards the night before was clearly noticeable for his only daughter, who emailed him while live on TV to tell him that he looked “terrible” which left his co-host Susanna Reid in stitches.
He began: “Just got a lovely, charming message from my seven-year-old daughter Elise, who watches the programme.
“She just sent me a lovely email saying: ‘Hi pig, you look terrible.'”
Adding: “If you’re wondering why I am like I am it’s because that’s my home life. That’s my own daughter.
“‘Hi pig, you look terrible’. Elise please, some respect.”
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