The Good Morning Britain hosts got together to celebrate at Piers' annual Christmas party along with other famous faces including Georgia Toffolo and Holly Willoughby
Good Morning Britain favourites Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid got boozy together for the last time this decade at his annual Christmas party.
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