Pregnant Holly Ramsay was in the stands to cheer on husband Adam Peaty compete at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday - where he was mere milliseconds away from victory and history22:15, 25 Jul 2026Pregnant Holly Ramsay watched on proudly as husband of seven months Adam Peaty competed in the Commonwealth Games. Olympic gold winning swimmer Adam, 31, stood to make Commonwealth Games history if he won four consecutive golds for the English team.And Holly, 26, looked only too happy to cheer on her husband and he raced around the pool on Saturday. Appearing at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre in Glasgow, Holly wore an all-black outfit with her hair neatly styled, showing off her growing baby bump.Wearing golden accessories - including a crucifix necklace - the daughter of TV chef Gordon Ramsay, 59, was elegant and composed as she watched Adam compete. Unfortunately, she did not prove to be a lucky charm for the sport star - as he narrowly missed out on the top prize and instead scooped third place in the 100m breaststroke final.In a close race, Australian sportsman Sam Williamson came out on top, completing the race in 59.17 - while Jersey swimmer Filip Nowacki was milliseconds behind at 59.34. Adam was incredibly close - coming in at third place with an impressive time of 59.65The three-time Olympic champion earlier explained that he was looking forward to the weekend of competitions - having broken records over the course of his career in the pool. He 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."He also drew attention during the 2026 Commonwealth Games as fans noted he had the last name "Ramsay-Peaty" written on his swimming cap.Last month, Holly and Adam broke the news that they were expecting their first child together. The couple took to social media to share a charming snap of them standing, hand-in-hand, and gazing into each other's eyes.From within the grounds of an impressive garden, Holly stood out as she wore a shirt around her elbow - proudly showing off her tummy. And explaining that she was with child, she wrote in a caption: "Baby Ramsay-Peaty coming December 2026."The couple also revealed the gender of their unborn child, writing: "We can’t wait to meet our baby girl." Their daughter will be a big sister to Adam's five-year-old son, George, who he shares with ex-partner Eirianedd Munro.Proud dad Adam has already opened up about the fact the past 12 months have been filled with huge personal events - having tied-the-knot with Holly at the end of last year, and the couple due to welcome their child before 2027.He recently told BBC Breakfast: “2026 has already been one of those years. Our wedding was one of the best days of my life. Watching Holly walk down the aisle, it’s a view that I’ll never ever forget.“It’s almost like I’ve got a snapshot in my brain, and the music in the church was just incredible.” He also opened up about inheriting TV firebrand Gordon Ramsay as a father-in-law.He said: “Having Gordon as my father-in-law is an incredible blessing. I'm also expecting a baby little girl. Well, I’m incredibly excited. For me, that role of being a father has been just incredible. To have another human in this world that loves and cherishes you, I think it’s the biggest blessing.Article continues below“My love for them isn’t going to be judged by a medal, and obviously with Holly going through pregnancy, all I can pray for is her happiness and health, as well as the baby. And for me, that does push me even more to, I guess, grow up.”Like this story? For more of the latest showbiz news and gossip, follow Mirror Celebs on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .
Pregnant Holly Ramsay beams as she watches Adam Peaty at Commonwealth Games
Pregnant Holly Ramsay was in the stands to cheer on husband Adam Peaty compete at the Commonwealth Games on Saturday - where he was mere milliseconds away from victory and history












