Have people forgotten how this awful man bullied Anthea?
"It's been almost 12 months since the Queen of Breakfast TV vacated her throne - but still the scars from Anthea Turner's much-publicised spat with co-presenter Eamonn Holmes haven't totally healed.
"I was gutted," says Anthea. "What he did hurt me terribly. I'd be lying if I said it didn't."
Talking for the first time about the row that rocked breakfast TV, Anthea says: "To this day I don't understand why he did it. This was a man I'd worked with almost every day for more than two years."
Anthea's infamous feud with Holmes exploded last year in an angry and startlingly frank interview with the Sunday Mirror, when he accused her of being a sulky prima donna obsessed with her looks and devoid of a sense of humour.
Anthea says: "The fact is, I never was and never wanted to be a rival to Eamonn. Maybe he didn't understand that.
"He is an excellent journalist and he is well respected for that. He is also one of the best breakfast presenters in the business. I was never any threat to him."
One of Eamonn's barbs which failed to hit home was when he sneeringly called Anthea "Princess Tippy Toes." "I had a lot of fun out of that one," laughs Anthea. "In fact, for months afterwards I signed all my letters 'From Princess Tippy Toes.'"
Anthea doesn't waste too much time these days worrying about Eamonn. In the 12 months since she left GMTV she's made her Pet Power series, she's made Turner Around The World and she landed the top job on ITV's Wish You Were Here holiday show, replacing Judith Chalmers, who'd presented the programme for 24 years."