Piers Morgan has addressed fans’ confusion over the presence of various celebrities on the field at Selhurst Park during Arsenal’s celebration of winning the Premier League trophy.

Arsenal claimed the Premier League cup after their victory against Crystal Palace at their home ground in South London. The match ended 2-1 in favor of the Gunners, bringing immense joy to Arsenal supporters.

Among the notable figures spotted at the match were Jack Whitehall, EastEnders actor Jake Wood, Line of Duty star Adrian Dunbar, and Piers Morgan with his sons Bertie, Stanley, and Spencer. Some of them even shared pictures on the pitch post-game.

Taking to Instagram, Piers shared moments from the victorious day, including snapshots with his sons and footballers like Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Viktor Gyokeres, and captain Martin Odegaard.

In response to a fan’s query about his pitch presence, Piers explained that he had bought tickets in advance, anticipating a significant day for the club he has supported for over five decades. He also acknowledged being wrong about Arteta in the past and expressed his happiness at the coach’s success.

Addressing another fan’s comment about being an elitist, Piers defended himself by highlighting his consistent support for Arsenal, attending every home game in England and watching matches abroad.

When asked about a photo with Declan Rice’s medal, Piers clarified that the player willingly placed the medal around his neck for a photo, emphasizing his joy at the gesture.

Celebrity support for Arsenal is not new, with stars like Anne Hathaway, Idris Elba, Benedict Cumberbatch, Rihanna, Chris Martin, and Mick Jagger backing the club over the years.

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