Susanna Reid gives in as she enjoys a glass of wine after being teetotal for two months

She has been teetotal for two months to maintain her one stone weight loss. 

But Susanna Reid almost fell off the wagon as her Good Morning Britain co-host Piers Morgan shared a picture of her with a  glass of wine on Friday, before Susanna joked that she ‘doesn’t have to pretend to be a nice person’ when she’s around him.

‘Wagon wobbling,’ Piers teasingly captioned the snap which saw the brunette beauty, 47, raising the wine glass to her lips.

‘Wagon wobbling’:Susanna Reid almost fell off the wagon as her Good Morning Britain co-host Piers Morgan shared a picture of her with a glass of wine on Friday, before Susanna joked that she ‘doesn’t have to pretend to be a nice person’ when she’s around him

The brunette beauty then  shared a snap holding up paper that read: ‘I love that when I’m with you I don’t have to pretend to be a nice person.

‘That s***’s exhuasting.’ 

Despite the photo the star held firm on her abstinence vow and later tweeted: ‘Thanks for lunch @piersmorgan.

‘Despite your best efforts, Instagram-teasing and clickbaiting, I didn’t touch a drop.

#OnTheWagon #Proud

This comes after she revealed she was ‘ditching the booze for a month’ after late night partying atGQ Awards in September and had since been teetotal for two months.

While the TV presenter has shed two stone after her doctor warned she was at the top end of the BMI, she admitted she still misses ‘letting my hair down’ with alcohol. 

Cheeky: Piers cheekily commented 'wagon wobbling' in reference to her breaking two months of sobriety 

Cheeky: Piers cheekily commented ‘wagon wobbling’ in reference to her breaking two months of sobriety 

'Not pretending to be a nice person': In another picture, which appeared to be from the same outing with Piers, Susanna held up a cheeky quote on a piece of paper 

‘Not pretending to be a nice person’: In another picture, which appeared to be from the same outing with Piers, Susanna held up a cheeky quote on a piece of paper 

During an recent interview on Is It Just Me? podcast, the Good Morning Britain star shared: ‘When you cut alcohol out that is an easy couple of pounds.

‘As you get older your memory is affected. I just thought “alcohol is not great for your memory”, she added. 

Despite touching on the benefits of being teetotal, the former BBC host admitted she misses alcohol. 

Ditching booze: This comes after the TV presenter revealed she's been teetotal for two months, after her doctor warned she was at the top end of the BMI

Ditching booze: This comes after the TV presenter revealed she’s been teetotal for two months, after her doctor warned she was at the top end of the BMI

Candid: The broadcaster admitted she still misses 'letting my hair down' with alcohol (pictured in June 28)

Candid: The broadcaster admitted she still misses ‘letting my hair down’ with alcohol (pictured in June 28)

‘I really miss it. When you are in a big social group and the shots come out, I miss letting my hair down.’ 

While it’s fantastic that Susanna has embraced a healthier lifestyle, it’s fair to say that she has never appeared to be overweight.

Many experts have criticized the body mass index for being a fairly limited measure of the health of our weight, yet it still remains the most popular.

Weight loss: 'When you cut alcohol out that is an easy couple of pounds' the Good Morning Britain star shared during an recent interview on Is It Just Me? podcast

Weight loss: ‘When you cut alcohol out that is an easy couple of pounds’ the Good Morning Britain star shared during an recent interview on Is It Just Me? podcast

Slender: While it's fantastic that Susanna has embraced a healthier lifestyle, it's fair to say that she has never appeared to be overweight

Slender: While it’s fantastic that Susanna has embraced a healthier lifestyle, it’s fair to say that she has never appeared to be overweight

According to Medical News Today, ‘Body mass index (BMI) is a measure of body fat based on your weight in relation to your height.

‘It applies to most adult men and women aged 20 and over. For children aged two and over, BMI percentile is the best assessment of body fat.’

You calculate your BMI by dividing your weight in kilograms by the square of your height in metres.

Injury: Meanwhile, on Wednesday's edition of Good Morning Britain, Susanna displayed her new white bandage just days after burning her finger on a toaster

Injury: Meanwhile, on Wednesday’s edition of Good Morning Britain, Susanna displayed her new white bandage just days after burning her finger on a toaster

Brave: Putting on a defiant display, the star appeared in high spirits as she presented the show with co-host Piers Morgan

Brave: Putting on a defiant display, the star appeared in high spirits as she presented the show with co-host Piers Morgan

For adults, a BMI under 18.5 is considered dangerously thin, 18.5-25 is the healthy weight range, 25-30 is overweight, and 30 or over is obese.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday’s edition of Good Morning Britain, Susanna displayed her new white bandage just days after burning her finger on a toaster.

Putting on a defiant display, the star appeared in high spirits as she presented the show with co-host Piers Morgan.

Earlier that day, she took to Twitter to reveal she was still in pain from her injury: ‘Still ouch. (Don’t put your fingers in the toaster to rescue the toast kids).’

Caution: Earlier that day, she took to Twitter to reveal she was still in pain from her injury: 'Still ouch. (Don’t put your fingers in the toaster to rescue the toast kids)'

Caution: Earlier that day, she took to Twitter to reveal she was still in pain from her injury: ‘Still ouch. (Don’t put your fingers in the toaster to rescue the toast kids)’

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