PIERS Morgan enjoyed a beautiful sunset dinner with all four of his children and wife Celia after a nasty accident which left him on crutches.

The 55-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter hasn't let the fact that he's torn a tendon in his right leg dampen his spirit while on holiday in St Tropez.

Piers' eldest, Spencer, 27, took to his Instagram Story to share a glimpse of their amazing feast.

The dad-of-four looked in high spirits despite putting himself on crutches on the second day of their six week holiday in the French town.

Taking to Instagram yesterday, Piers shared a snap of him on crutches surrounded by his three sons, Spencer, Stanley and Bertie.

He told fans: "Peg-leg. (nothing like tearing a tendon on Day 2 of a 6-week holiday)."

Last week Piers enjoyed a boozy lunch with his sons and Hollywood legend Joan Collins during his luxury holiday.

Since jetting off to French town last week, Piers has shared envy-inducing snaps with his followers.

In the first, the presenter tagged swanky restaurant Club 55, and sat with his arm around oldest son Spencer.

In turn, Spencer has his own arm around younger brother Stanley, 23, with all three men donning sunglasses as they smile at the camera while holding a glass of wine.

They appeared to make the most of the food on offer, with toasted sandwiches also in view.

Piers had previously been vocal about lockdown regulations banning him from spending time with his older sons, with the star also dad to 19-year-old Bertie, and eight-year-old Elise who still live with him.

He even joked that he'd hire them as his cleaners when government guidelines allowed house staff to return to work, but prevented families in separate households from meeting together.

Clearly enjoying the long-awaited reunion with his boys, Piers captioned the sweet snap: "First lunch with my sons (2/3 of them anyway) in 120 days – and can’t think of a better place to have it."

Spencer shared the same photo to his own page, adding: "We’re back in the game."

Despite not breaking any rules to travel abroad, and wearing a face mask on his short flight to France, Piers has been branded a "hypocrite" for taking the holiday by some critics.

The GMB presenter had been particularly vocal about the importance of being cautious during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and fans have claimed that he isn't practicing what he preaches by going abroad.

Piers will be back on our screens alongside his co-host Susanna Reid in September, with the divisive star also announcing that he has a book coming out later this year.

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