SAM Smith emerged from self-isolation today to grab a coffee after Piers Morgan slammed them for being “attention seeking”.
The singer, 27, sparked fury earlier in the week by pretending to cry and have a breakdown in their pyjamas while in quarantine.
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But today they looked in better spirits as they got some fresh air after being holed up in their £12million mansion.
Listening to some music they were spotted taking a stroll – ignoring the backlash from a furious Piers Morgan.
Yesterday Piers, 54, retweeted a link to an article about the star’s post, seething: “FFS. I can’t take any more of this celebrity attention-seeking bullsh*t.
“Get a grip, the lot of you.”
He added: “This is a war, not an Instagram story op.”
Sam had taken to Instagram to reveal the struggle of being stuck inside.
Sharing a series of snaps of them looking in pain, they wrote next to it: "Stages of a quarantine meltdown."
His isolation is taking place in his five-bedroom, Grade II-listed home in Hampstead, North London, where celeb neighbours include Jude Law.
The lavish home is believed to be just a stone’s throw from an 18th-century townhouse bought by the millionaire songwriter five years ago, next door to Culture Club star Boy George.
Sam isn’t the only one who has come under fire throughout the pandemic.
A-listers including Natalie Portman and Cara Delevingne slammed yesterday for “not helping” when they came together to sing a rendition of John Legend’s Imagine.
Gal Gadot, 34, shared the video amid the global coronavirus pandemic which has forced many people to self-isolate at home.
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Viewers were horrified by the clip and mercilessly mocked the celebs online as they urged them to donate money to help the cause instead.
Sam’s outing comes as Britain’s coronavirus death toll today rose to 178 – with 4,145 now infected by the deadly virus.
The new cases were recorded in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland – up from 3,269 as the country goes into lockdown.
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