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The Sun
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Gordon Ramsay's daughter Holly looks incredible in a barely there black bikini as she hits the beach in Miami
GORDON Ramsay's daughter Holly has shown off her sensational figure in a tiny bikini. Holly, 25, who is engaged to Olympian Adam Peaty, took to Instagram to share some snaps from her Miami trip. 3 3 "Postcards from Miami," Holly penned alongside the series of glam snaps where she donned a barely-there bikini. Holly could be seen leaving on a beach hut as she showed off her washboard abs and natural beauty. The first snap saw her smiling sweetly at the camera with her hand on her head. While the second photo had a more sultry pose. Holly rocked a black and white monochrome two-piece, with her svelte figure on full display. The bikini was a triangle-style number that had white detailing, bows, and strings to tie the garments together. Holly kept her makeup minimal and wore her brunette locks down and in a sleek style as her tresses framed her face. Reacting to the sizzling display, fans went wild in the comments. "You look stunning in that bikini @hollyramsayy," said one. "You're very sexy looking," swooned another. Gordon Ramsay reveals customers are using BATHROOMS in new skyscraper restaurant for X-rated acts A third person then wrote: "Looking good Lady." "Wow. Your man is very lucky," said a fourth. While a fifth simply penned: "Pretty." Holly got engaged to Adam last September when they were in Dubai on a sun-soaked trip together. Adam, who won a medal at the Paris Olympics last summer, first met Holly when her younger sister Tilly was competing alongside him, Tilly Ramsay went up against Adam on Strictly Come Dancing back in 2021. The pair then went "Instagram official" in June 2023. In a chat with OK! Magazine that came out in July 2024, Holly was asked about whether she's keen to have a child after her one-year-old brother Jesse was welcomed into the world. Holly responded with: "Oh my goodness - I've only just got a boyfriend!" When asked whether her famous dad ever gives her boyfriend pep talks, Holly told the magazine: "Totally different areas. One's a chef, one's in a pool. "Obviously, they're both high performance (men) - they both bond over that, but they prefer to talk about cars, to be honest." Holly is making a name for herself when it comes to her own career. After studying fashion design at London's Ravensbourne University, Holly works as a model and influencer and has her own podcast called 21 & Over. On Holly's podcast she candidly speaks about her own personal struggles with depression. 3
Daily Mail
20-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Holly Ramsay reveals which famous face inspired her wedding dress style ahead of her nuptials to Olympic swimmer fiancé Adam Peaty
Holly Ramsay has revealed which famous face inspired her wedding dress style ahead of her nuptials to Olympic swimmer fiancé Adam Peaty. Holly, 25, and Adam, 30, announced their engagement in September last year after dating for three years. And plans for her winter wedding are well and truly underway with the influencer having already selected her gown for the big day. Speaking to MailOnline at the Sport Industry Awards she said of her dress: 'I'm very excited. I'll not say whether it's traditional or not, because I don't want to give anything away.' But she did add: 'I've always been a huge fan of Kate Middleton 's wedding dress, and the lace, and how traditional it is, so I took a lot of inspiration from her.' She also told how all her family are so excited for the nuptials, writing: 'Everyone has wedding fever! We're all very excited, and the countdown in on. 'There's just something so English about getting married in the winter. I love summer, but winter is my favourite time of the year. 'I want the Christmas magic feeling of everyone coming together, to celebrate and have a great time.' Her chef father is also overseeing the food on her big day. It comes after Holly and Adam announced their engagement last year with a slew of sweet Instagram snaps from their holiday in Mallorca. Influencer Holly was the first to share the news as she posted a series of sweet snaps together and wrote: 'I am marrying my best friend. I truly cannot put into words how I am feeling right now. 'I still remember how big my smile was the morning I got home from my first date with you.' 'Thank you for letting the little girl inside of me feel loved, seen and happier than ever. I love you & I cannot wait to be your wife.' She went on to reference Adam's son George, who he shares with ex-girlfriend Eirianedd Munro. Holly continued: 'I promise to always be there with you and George, I'm so grateful to be in his life and I cannot wait for more.' 'And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13'. Adam also shared a gushing post announcing the news, which came after he decided to take a break from swimming. In his heartfelt post, he praised his fiancée for sticking with him through his 'lowest times', following his highly-publicised battle with alcoholism and mental health. He penned: 'I can't believe you're going to be my wife. I'm truly the luckiest man on earth to have such a gentle, caring and beautiful woman by my side. You fill my heart to the brim and give my soul peace.' 'You have been with me when I've been at my lowest and helped me understand myself to navigate my own darkness.' 'You have also celebrated the highs which have been so many, as for the first time in my life, I'm happy with the man I've become. You came to church with me and joined the incredible community we have there without a question.' Adam continued: 'Your family have always treated me so generously with their time, emotion and trust. I can't wait to be joined with them too.' 'I've always believed that when two people are engaged and later married that we are no longer two people but we join as one and it's the biggest privilege to share that with you.' 'Seeing you show the love you give to the most important person in my life, George, even from day one, there was never a question about you becoming my wife one day. I'm looking forward to our life together and the many challenges we'll face.' 'I promise to always love you with all my heart.' 'Matthew 19:6 'So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.''
Daily Mail
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Holly Ramsay reunites with fiancé Adam Peaty as she shares a loved-up selfie after her eventful Miami trip
She recently returned from a sun-soaked vacation in Miami. And Holly Ramsay wasted no time in reuniting with her fiancé Adam Peaty as they shared a loved-up snap on Instagram on Tuesday. The daughter of TV chef Gordon Ramsay, 25, looked happier than ever as she cosied up to her man for a sweet selfie together in a field. For the occasion, Holly opted for a simple grey tank top and a radiant palette of makeup to showcase her beauty. She left her brunette tresses to fall naturally as she accessorised with dainty gold jewellery. Meanwhile Adam, 29, kept casual in a black polo neck top and a small silver chain necklace. It comes after Holly showed off her jaw-dropping figure in a black bikini as she hit the beach in Miami and posed for sizzling Instagram snaps. The beauty looked incredible in the black and white two-piece which boasted a triangle top and tie side bottoms. Holly showcased her figure as she walked along the beach and pulled on a pair of long blue denim jorts. [jean shorts] The influencer later soaked up the sun on a sun lounger before cooling off in the shade with a cocktail. Styling her long brunette tresses loose, the stunner accessorised with a simple pendant necklace. She wrote: 'I [heart emoji] Miami & jorts'. Holly's beach outing comes days after she missed the Miami Grand Prix due to food poisoning. The influencer took to Instagram to share a selfie in bed surrounded by liquid I.V., Vitamin Water and crisps. She penned: 'Imagine waking up with FOOD POISONING on race day'. Holly also shared a snap as she watched the intense race from bed and added: 'Not where I planned on watching the race from but incredibly grateful to @andazmiamibeach for looking after me'. She watched from her hotel bed as McLaren's Oscar Piastri won the Miami Grand Prix, his third victory in succession and fourth of the season, from a private suite. The 24-year-old Australian driver holds a 16-point lead over team-mate Lando Norris, who was runner-up on the day followed by Mercedes' George Russell. Elsewhere, Holly revealed her father, Gordon will oversee the cuisine on her special day as she gave an insight into her nuptial preparations. Holly and Adam announced their engagement in September last year after dating for three years. And while plans for her winter wedding are well and truly underway, Holly has now revealed that she's already got food for her guests covered as her celebrity chef father Gordon, 58, will be running the kitchen. During a new interview with Closer Magazine, the model was asked whether her father would oversee the food on her big day. To which she told the publication: 'Yes! Oh my goodness, he's been so excited from the beginning. We've always talked about him doing the food.' She also revealed that the food won't be anything 'too fancy' as she is a big fan of comfort food such as spicy pasta and steak and chips. Elsewhere in the interview, Holly also revealed that she has finally said yes to the dress. When asked whether she has picked out her dress yet, Holly replied: 'I've been thinking about my wedding since I was super young, so to finally get to go and try on these big, beautiful dresses - I just couldn't wait.' She added: 'I've gone for a dress that feels like me. It's feminine and modern, yet timeless. I've ruled out anything with sequins, though - they're for the afterparty!' Holly also hinted that she may have multiple outfit changes during her wedding. However, she is currently unsure how many but is 'keeping my options open'.
BBC News
15-04-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
'Don't give up' - why Peaty was convinced to go again
Adam Peaty was not immediately convinced he would return to competitive swimming after his emotional, gut-wrenching week at the Paris Olympics last summer.A landmark change to the sport's schedule - one that significantly boosts the 30-year-old's chance of further success going forward - was not all that was needed to seal the deal."If I retired post-Paris on something I deeply wasn't happy with - what message does that send to my children?," Peaty tells BBC Sport. "I want them to not give up when it does get tough. I want them to dig down, dig deep and find another way through that problem." The problem to which Peaty refers was his quest for a third consecutive Olympic 100m breaststroke gold last July. He had to settle for silver by an agonising 0.02 seconds, having contracted Covid-19 earlier in the week. He was in tears afterwards and again soon after when holding his three-year-old son, George."I got ill on the day you are most healthy," says Peaty, who also won relay gold in Tokyo in 2021."I have got to laugh about it because it is one of those incredibly painful moments but I don't see it is one of those things I am always going to look back on and say 'what a horrible moment'. "It has taught me so much about myself, about my future and where I want to apply that experience to my potential next Olympic Games. "It is just life. It will be tough sometimes and will be easy sometimes too."Peaty's first two Olympic golds - in Rio de Janeiro and then Tokyo - came during his period of dominance. The third individual medal, not quite the colour he wanted, followed his time out of the sport after issues with alcohol and his mental then Peaty's long-time coach Mel Marshall has left for a job in Australia, leading plenty to believe he would walk away from the sport, but the Englishman committed to another Olympic cycle last week after the 50m breaststroke races were added to the schedule for the Los Angeles Games in 2028."I watched the press conference and thought 'this is going to change the sport for everyone'," Peaty says."Swimming is one of those sports where it is incredibly demanding. "You are doing 4,000 to 5,000m in the morning, doing a whole day of work or school then 4,000m at night. "Sprinting is a little bit different because you don't have to commit to the metres as much."You still have to put the time in, it is going to be difficult like anything, but it is going to give longevity to those athletes that have been doing that for a long time, are getting tired of the sport and can train a bit differently."The British swimming championships began on Tuesday but Peaty will not defend his title. He is making a careful return to the sport after a break post-Paris with LA the ultimate goal, by which time his son will be eight."He is going to fully appreciate what it is like to be at an Olympic Games," Peaty says. "That is the journey we are on. "It is no longer a selfless decision it is a family and broader decision."I race fastest when I am happiest. You have got to get results, most of the time you will not be happy but at least there is a balance there. "That is something I learned from my previous cycle into Paris."
Forbes
10-04-2025
- Sport
- Forbes
2028 LA Olympic Swimming Will Include 50s Of Stroke
Olympic athletes and officials pose alongside Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass, LA28 chairman Casey ... More Wasserman and California Governor Gavin Newsom, waving the Olympic flag during the event celebrating the arrival of the Olympic flag at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Los Angeles, on August 12, 2024. Los Angeles will host the 2028 Summer Olympic Games. (Photo by Etienne LAURENT / AFP) (Photo by ETIENNE LAURENT/AFP via Getty Images) World Aquatics has announced that the 50s of stroke events will be added to the swimming program at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, sparking excitement and conversation within the swimming community. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Executive Board has approved the addition of the men's and women's 50 backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly—six events in total. This expansion will come exactly 40 years after the 50 freestyle was first included in the 1988 Seoul Olympics. In total, the 2028 program will consist of 41 events, highlighting how far the sport has come since its debut at the 1896 Olympic Games in Greece, where only four events were held. Women made their official Olympic swimming debut at the 1912 Stockholm Games, with just two events—the 100 freestyle and the 400 freestyle relay. In 2028, there will be seventeen individual men's events, seventeen individual women's events, three men's relays, three women's relays and one mixed relay. And of course, the location of swimming events has changed as well, with the 2028 Olympics set to take place inside SoFi Stadium, which will make it the largest swimming venue in Olympic history. INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 20: Aerial view of the SoFi Stadium, which will host the opening ... More and closing ceremonies of the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics, on February 20, 2022 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Qian Weizhong/VCG via Getty Images) While new to the Olympic stage, the 50s of stroke have been part of major international meets like the World Championships, which has included the 50s since 2001. Some swimmers have already found success across all three distances of a stroke. Regan Smith, for instance, won the 50, 100 and 200 backstroke recently at the 2024 Short Course World Championships in Budapest. Change is nothing new for the sport of swimming; it's always evolving. The 2020 Tokyo Games introduced new events to the swimming program, including the mixed 400 medley relay, women's 1500m freestyle and men's 800m freestyle. The addition of the 50s has sparked excitement among Olympians. TOKYO, JAPAN - JULY 26: Adam Peaty of Team Great Britain celebrates after winning the gold medal in ... More the Men's 100m Breaststroke Final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by) The addition of the 50s of stroke to the 2028 Games has thrilled some Olympians—and even played a role in one swimmer's decision to train for another Games. Olympic gold medalist Adam Peaty of Great Britain confirmed he will continue training for 2028, with the 50 breaststroke being part of what influenced his decision. Peaty, 30, is a breaststroke specialist and holds the world records in both the 50 (25.95) and 100 (56.88) breaststroke. Peaty isn't the only Olympic gold medalist to express approval on social media. Others, including Chad le Clos of South Africa, Sarah Sjöström of Sweden and Michael Andrew of the U.S., have also shown their support on Instagram. With this change, experienced swimmers may have a better chance of extending their careers, as the 50s are less physically demanding due to the shorter distance. TOKYO, JAPAN - JULY 30: Michael Andrew of Team United States competes in the Men's 50m Freestyle ... More heats on day seven of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 30, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by) With the addition of the 50s of stroke, some questions have been raised. How will this affect roster caps? For the 2024 Paris Olympics, there was a 26-swimmer cap for each gender. What will the qualifying times be? How will this impact Olympic scheduling? How else will it affect the sport across different levels and competitions? The swimming community will have to wait and see. However, it's certain that this change will influence how some swimmers train as they prepare for the 2028 Games. For U.S. swimmers, it could present both new challenges and opportunities. Currently, no U.S. swimmer holds a world record in an LCM 50 of any stroke, though the U.S. has shown strong performances in the 50-meter races at other major competitions.
