Piers Morgan has got some seriously strong words for all the celebrities complaining about being in quarantine and self-isolation in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Good Morning Britain host, 54, was reacting to Sam Smith's "quarantine meltdown" in which the singer posted a series of pictures of themself throwing a strop.
Piers told Sam, 27, to "get a grip" as he slammed celebrities for what he deems to be "attention seeking".
In the photos Sam sat on the steps outside their mansion in pyjamas with their head in their hands as they wept about having to stay indoors.
"Stages of a quarantine meltdown," Sam captioned the post.
Piers retweeted an article about the pictures and didn't bite his tongue.
He tweeted: "FFS. I can't take any more of this celebrity attention-seeking bulls**t.
"Get a grip, the lot of you.
"This is a war, not an Instagram story op."
Much of the country is in self-isolation or working from home as the coronavirus sweeps across the globe.
As of 2pm Friday there have been 254,798 cases of coronavirus across the world, with 10,448 deaths.
89,908 people have recovered from the condition.
In the UK there has been 3,269 cases and 144 deaths.
The government has advised those who can work from home to do so and anyone showing symptoms should stay indoors for 14 days.
Schools will close this afternoon with only vulnerable children and the children of key workers staying in school.
