Piers Morgan has said that he so unimpressed by Lady Gaga 's "dreadful" new film House of Gucci that he and wife Celia Walden "walked out" in the middle of a screening.
The 56-year-old shared his review of the film - which is inspired by a true story - on social media last night after he saw some of it on a date night with his Celia, 46.
The former Good Morning Britain host said he attended a screening of the biographical crime film - which is directed by Ridley Scott and aso stars Adam Driver and Al Pacino - at a "lavish" cinema in London yesterday.
The couple - who have a 10-year-old daughter, Elise Morgan, together - however are said to have left around half-way through because it was "dreadful" and "so bad."
In a post on Twitter last night, in which he included the film's poster, he wrote: "Walked out of this movie tonight after 80 minutes. It's jaw-droppingly dreadful."
This suggests that the couple - who are both journalists - only made it through around half of House of Gucci as it's understood to have a run time of 2 hours and 38 minutes.
Piers further commented on the film in a post on Instagram last night, in which he shared a masked selfie of himself and Celia - whom he married in 2010 - from their evening.
He said that their recent date night was "Covid-style" and the positives included being in a "quiet, very lavish" cinema.
The journalist added that another positive was that he could "slightly taste the wine" that he had ordered - with Piers having previously stating that he's suffered from reduced taste after catching Covid-19 earlier this year.
The former newspaper editor however then commented on the film itself in the post, writing: "On a negative note, House of Gucci was so bad we left half-way through."
And although he wasn't impressed with House of Gucci, a number of his followers felt differently and shared their appreciation for the film - which was released last month.
The film explores the relationship between Patrizia Reggiani (Lady Gaga) and Maurizio Gucci (Adam Driver) as it becomes a fight for control of fashion brand Gucci.
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A synopsis teases that when "outsider" Patrizia marries into the family her ambition begins to "unravel the family legacy," adding that this "triggers a reckless spiral of betrayal, decadence, revenge, and ultimately murder."
House of Gucci - which also stars the likes of Al Pacino and Salma Hayek - is currently in cinemas nationwide.
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