Does Adam Peaty have children?
BRITISH swimmer Adam Peaty added to his medal haul with a joint-silver in the Paris 2024 Olympics.
In a tight race the superstar added a SIXTH Olympic medal to his tally in the 100m breastroke.
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After the race he could be seen celebrating with family.
Does Adam Peaty have children?
In short, yes – Peaty has a son.
The Brit has a little boy George with his ex-partner Eirianedd Munro.
George, who could be seen in the stands in Paris, was born in 2020 and aged three.
Peaty and Munro met at Loughborough University but split up in 2022.
He is currently dating Holly Ramsay, the daughter of Gordon Ramsay.
What has Adam Peaty said about his son?
After the semi-final on Saturday night, the swimmer gave an emotional interview about George.
Peaty said: “Don’t even talk about my son, it makes me cry.
“He goes, ‘Daddy, are you the fastest boy?’
“That’s what he says, even if I haven’t seen him I guess.
“But you know, I guess I just want to be the fastest boy tomorrow.”
Peaty went on to win an incredible joint-silver in the final – losing out to Italian Nicolo Martineghi by just 0.02secs.
After the medal ceremony, Peaty then made a beeline for his family where he could be seen giving George a huge cuddle.
Adam Peaty won silver at Paris 2024 – his sixth Olympic medal
What did Adam Peaty say after winning silver at the Paris 2024 Olympics?
Following the race, Peaty said: “It’s been a very long way back and I look at the score there and you would never think in your wildest dream that it would be 59s to win it there.
“I executed as well as I could. It doesn’t matter what it says on the scoreboard because in my heart I know that I’ve won there.
“I’m not crying because I’ve come second, I’m crying because of how hard its been to get here.
“It’s incredibly hard to win it once, then to win it again, and then to win it again. Everything I’ve done to this point has happened for a reason, and I can still compete with the best in the world.
“In my heart I’ve won, and these are happy tears. I said to myself I’d give it my all every day and I’ve done that, so how can you not be happy?
“This is what the Olympics is about, and I was just one percent two percent out. I woke up this morning with something in my neck, but these are not excuses, it’s what athletes have to deal with.
“I’m a very religious man and I asked god just to show my heart and this is my heart, I couldn’t have done more.”
Peaty has a chance to add to his medal tally 4x100m medley and men’s 4x100m medley.
What’s happening today at The Games?
WHAT TO WATCH TODAY…
THE PARIS 2024 Olympics is now well underway with medals being ticked off and huge events still to come.
SunSport brings you all the action taking place in the French capital on a what is expected to be a huge third day.
Tom Daley looks to retain his 10m synchro diving gold, this time with Noah Williams instead of Matty Lee (10am).
Tatt-mad Matt Richards and Tokyo silver star Duncan Scott are battling for 200m freestyle gold in the swimming pool (7.40pm).
Tom Pidcock goes in the mountain biking cross-country after winning gold three years ago (1.10pm) and it is the finals of equestrian eventing (team 11.15am, individual 2pm).
The men’s team gymnastics final – featuring Max Whitlock – starts at 4.30pm.
In hockey, Team GB women face Australia in their second pool match of this year, looking to make it bronze, gold, bronze, gold in the last four Olympics (4pm).
And there are Brits galore in the sailing down in Marseille (from 11am).
Swimmers Lilly King, Tatjana Smith, Ruta Meilutyte and Tang Qianting make up a star-studded quartet going for women’s 100m breaststroke gold (8.30pm).
It’s Novak Djokovic vs Rafael Nadal in a blockbuster second-round singles clash at Roland Garros, the tennis superstars’ 60th and probably final meeting (12.30pm).
Ukraine’s six-time fencing world champion Olha Kharlan was sent a personal letter by IOC chief Thomas Bach guaranteeing her place at a fifth Olympics.
She was disqualified from the fencing world champs last year for refusing to shake hands with her Russian opponent. The women’s sabre final is at 8.45pm.
Click here for all the events taking place at Paris 2024 today.
Follow all the action as it unfolds with our Paris 2024 Olympics LIVE blog.
