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Lisa Armstrong thanks Piers Morgan as he slams Ant McPartlin's 'hurtful' interview

Piers Morgan made his feelings about Ant McPartlin VERY clear as he sided with Lisa Armstrong after his tell-all interview
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The Good Morning Britain host had some less than kind words for Ant after his tell-all interview in which he branded Anne-Marie Corbett his "rock" and criticised Lisa for liking tweets about heartbreak.
Discussing Ant's claims that he was "in the best place [he's] ever been in [his] life," Piers added: “I think that there’s somebody else involved in all this, who is Lisa, who I know well, who I’d imagine is pretty hurt by it."
Taking to social media to send her appreciation to Piers - who hailed her "a lovely lady" -  Lisa replied with three kiss emojis.
While she has yet to say a single direct word to the media about her ex, she did 'like' a tweet which read, "@lisaAmakeup how can someone say you haven’t been dignified...? At least you’re not the one selling an exclusive interview to a newspaper for few bob take the dog and run all the love x(sic)."
She also 'liked' another post which read: "Uggghhh im so uncomfortable with the whole gushing of ant's new found love who has 'saved him'.

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