Holly Ramsay Praises Husbands Commonwealth Games Success

Holly Ramsay cheered her husband on from the sidelines as he powered through to the semi-finals of the men's 100m breaststroke at the Commonwealth Games in on Friday.

The influencer, 26, who announced last month she is expecting a baby girl with Adam, shared a snap to her Instagram Stories of Adam in his new 'Ramsay-Peaty' swimming cap and wrote: 'So Special.'

In a mirror selfie, Holly cradled her blossoming baby bump in a black T-shirt and low rise skirt. She teamed the look with a cream Zara jacket and Longchamp handbag which had a Hello Kitty charm.

Adam, 31, debuted his new name on his swimming cap at the Commonwealth Games as he hopes his new moniker will bring him luck. 

The three-time Olympic swimming champion is using his full name for the first time to compete at a major championship after marrying TV chef 's daughter Holly last December.

Sadly his parents did not attend the wedding and are assumed to not be attending the Commonwealth Games amid a falling out and Adam remains estranged from them.

Adam's heat was temporarily halted as he was on the blocks when a lane divider broke off, requiring an official to strip to the waist and enter the pool to reconnect it.

The athlete duly wasted no time in recording the fastest time of the morning, 59.46 seconds, with only two rivals, Australia's Sam Williamson and Filip Nowacki of Jersey, also finishing in under a minute.

The three-time Olympic champion is taking part in his fourth Commonwealth Games having clinched his first medals as a 19-year-old in Glasgow in 2014.

Adam has described these Games as a 'full circle moment' as he looks to reignite his career. 

A silver medal at the Paris Olympics in 2024 helped him refocus after a difficult 2023 in which he withdrew from a series of events in order to focus on mental health concerns.

His win in the 100m in 2014 began eight years of almost total dominance in the event. That streak came to an end in dramatic fashion in Birmingham four years ago when he trailed home in a shock fourth place in the event.

The athlete, who is due to return for his semi-final on Friday evening, told TNT Sports: 'Job done, really. We've got a busy two weeks coming up, so we're reserving energy where we can.

 'Last time I was here, I was very young. We barely had any world records to my name, or known world records to my name, so it's been a very long journey.'

Adam won his first of four Commonwealth titles in Glasgow 12 years ago and he is looking to add to that tally this weekend in a major staging post before the LA 2028 .