SUSANNA Reid has worked with a vast array of breakfast TV presenters over the years and to mark her 20 year milestone she posted a snap of all her co-hosts past and present.
Taking to Instagram, the 52 year old star posted three stories full of images of her co-presenters and surprisingly, Piers Morgan, who worked with Susanna for six years, was one of the first - suggesting he's her new favourite.
There was a time when the pair worked together that Susanna famously said, "you can't help but go into battle with him every morning", as they would constantly clash.
On the same story, Susanna also included money expert Martin Lewis, Ranvir Singh and Judge Rinder.
However, most shockingly, her last story included Alex Beresford, Alastair Campbell and Richard Bacon. And on the second story she made mention of BBC's Charlie Stayt.
Before becoming the Good Morning Britain anchor, Susanna was a firm fixture on BBC news along with Charlie Stayt.
Seemingly putting their rocky past behind her, Susanna credited Piers for being one of the few that made her time on breakfast TV memorable.
She said: "There were special mentions for the late Bill Turnbull, who Susanna said "taught me everything I know about presenting", Charlie Stayt, Ben Shephard, Ed Balls and Piers."
She added: "I'd like to say thanks to everyone else who's been involved on the journey along the way. You don't do this alone on breakfast telly."
She then went on to say: "It's very emotional to see Bill, because we've lost him, and that remains very painful. He taught me everything I know about presenting."
