Jeremy Clarkson has sided with Piers Morgan after "vile" abuse.
The pair have not always seen eye-to-eye over the years, with the Oxfordshire farmer and pub landlord previously punching the former Daily Mail editor.
This occurred at the British Press Awards in 2004, but the two surprised fans with a photograph together last week at a formal event.
The snap was posted by Mr Morgan on the social media site X alongside the joking caption: "Great to catch up with my fans at Christmas."
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However, the two have now come to an agreement over being left unimpressed with the state of Elon Musk's social media platform.
X, formerly known as Twitter, was bought by the multi-billionaire back in 2022 and has undergone changes in recent years.
Mr Morgan took to the social media platform to air his concerns today (Wednesday, December 17) and said: "Is it just me, or is this platform being overrun by horribly abusive trolls?
"So many friends of mine have had enough of it and stopped using X. I’ll stay, but I hope Elon Musk does something about the tidal wave of vile filth.
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It’s not the filth that bothers me so much as the stupidity.
— Jeremy Clarkson (@JeremyClarkson) December 17, 2025
"It’s getting worse and worse."
The post garnered a huge response, and even Cotswolds resident Mr Clarkson waded in with his opinion, agreeing about the poor state of X.
"It’s not the filth that bothers me so much as the stupidity," said the 65-year-old.
Speaking previously on the punching incident in his new book Woke is Dead, Mr Morgan wrote: “He ended up punching me before we settled things at the British Press Awards.
"I've still got the scar on my forehead, and it wasn't entirely unjustified, so I have no complaints about it, although I did think he had a very weak punch, and he did break his finger hitting my head, which is quite satisfying.”
