Piers Morgan Wears a Fedora While Dining Out With Wife Celia Walden During Vacation in Saint-Tropez: Photos

Piers Morgan and his wife, Celia Walden, are wrapping up the summer with a scenic vacation.

On Monday, August 24, the couple was seen having a meal at Le Senequier in Saint-Tropez, France.

For the dinner date, the British TV star donned a black collared shirt and a cream fedora, while Walden wore a gray and white tank top, opting to keep her hair down.

Morgan, 61, and his spouse, 50, ate and enjoyed drinks, with the latter looking at his phone more than once. The pair also had a newspaper and bottle of water on their table.

Morgan posted a photo from their meal on Instagram alongside his dessert, penning, "Not gonna lie, the sheer enormity of this crème caramel tested the ethical purity of my summer fitness regime. (But God, it was so good… 🤩)."

One day later, Morgan shared snaps of himself playing golf, though it's unclear if his spouse tagged along.

"There are many better golf courses in the world, but few more picturesque, challenging or fun to play than Golf Club Saint Tropez. Had a great battle there with my eldest son today," he wrote, referring to one of the three boys he welcomed with ex-wife Marion Shalloe. "Spencer’s improving with worrying speed but sadly not quite fast off to avoid a beating from the old man. Nearly back to pre-hip-gate form…"

On Wednesday, August 26, Morgan shared another vacation update to reveal he was dining at Les Graniers.

"If you know… you know," he penned. "One of my favourite places to dine in the world.. amazing location, incredible food, great wine, lovely staff, fabulous ‘vibe.’ First ate here with [Joan Collins] 16 years ago… and it’s become a gastronomic rite of passage every time I come to Saint-Tropez. 🇫🇷."

Morgan and his ex-wife finalized their divorce in 2008, and he went on to marry Walden in 2010. The following year, she welcomed their daughter, Elise.

The spouses first met a few years prior while he was giving a speech at a 2006 event.

"I absolutely died on my backside to the extent that they were openly jeering me, and the only person that was laughing was Celia, who I’d never met, and I went, 'Who’s that?'" he recalled.

"She said, 'That just bombed,' and I said, 'I thought that was hilarious,' but she was laughing really at my discomfort. So I realized then that she would be perfect bride material!" Morgan quipped.