Piers Morgan upset over wife Celia's bedroom selfie with Hollywood actor?
Morgan's wife Celia Walden is seen smiling with her head down on the pillow beside actor Rupert Everett
Piers Morgan's wife Celia Walden has left many in shock with her new surprising photo, showing her sharing bed with a Hollywood actor.
Celia has taken to Instagram to share a picture of herself in bed with Rupert Everett. She could be seen smiling with her head down on the pillow beside Rupert, who smiled for the camera as she shared an insight into their "good pillow talk".
Former Good Morning Britain's hos Morgan's wife left much room for comment on Sunday with her cryptic snap, captioning: "In bed with Rupert Everett. And let me just say this: the man has good pillow talk. Full interview in tomorrow’s @telegraph."
She left her more than 50,000 followers baffled with the snap, featuring the handsome My Best Friend's Wedding star.
Many social media users rushed to the comments to question what her husband Piers would think of the snap, with one wrote:"I'm telling Piers."
Celia replied: "I think I need a hall pass...."
However piers Morgan is yet to respond to the picture of his wife and Rupert in bed together.
Morgan has been married to Celia Walden since 2010, with the couple sharing one daughter together. The couple often keep their relationship private, however, Celia did previously open up about their six-week marriage sabbatical.
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