showed some ‘love’ for the judges, but had some choice words for .
It’s not the first time the former Good Morning Britain presenter has shared his thoughts about David, after hein a scathing takedown.
In his latest jibe the outspoken broadcaster, 57 – who was part of the BGT panel from 2007 to 2010 – took to Twitter to share his thoughts on this year’s series.
‘Love the judging panel on @BGT – apart from David Walliams,’ he wrote.
‘All he does is drip & drool unctuously sycophantic drivel, and he’s soooooo creepy.’
Over the years, David has kept his opinion of Piers on the down low, however, the TalkTV frontman made his feelings toward him pretty evident after revealing that he was offered the chance to return and replace after
‘He is one of those people who says one thing to your face and then sticks it to you behind your back,’ he told .
‘If he was sitting there I wouldn’t be interested. But if he wasn’t sitting there, who knows?’
In recent weeks, the ITV talent contest after acts such as  and comedian Suzi Wild have taken part in their fair share of other programmes.
According to , 15 of the 60 acts on this year’s show have appeared on a Got Talent show, have links to Simon Cowell and other BGT talent or came to the show as a ‘professional’.
However, ITV has hit back at claims of any sort of ‘fix’ and has defended the rights of contestants to come and feature on the series.
A show source told Metro.co.uk: ‘It would be unfair to say these contestants are household names. Some have had an element of success, but you’d still have to look them up to know who they are.’
‘Lockdown was tough for everyone. The entertainment industry was on pause for the last two years. So we shouldn’t punish these people for trying to better themselves and utilise every platform on offer to showcase their talent,’ another source told us.
Metro.co.uk has reached out to David Walliams’ reps for comment.
Britain’s Got Talent returns next Saturday at 8pm on ITV.
