Not only did he fail to thank them, Adam Peaty also blasted his parents and bluntly declared he would “always choose Holly” instead of standing by his own family

Olympic swimming star Adam Peaty has ignited fresh controversy after sharing a deeply personal clip from his wedding speech to Holly Ramsay, a moment many fans believe carried a pointed message aimed squarely at his estranged parents.

The couple tied the knot in a lavish post-Christmas ceremony at Bath Abbey, surrounded by friends, family and famous faces. But while the day was filled with romance, it was impossible to ignore the backdrop of Adam’s ongoing rift with his own family — a feud that has continued to dominate headlines.

A week after the ceremony, Adam posted a video from his groom’s speech on Instagram, telling his new wife he would “always choose” her — a phrase that instantly rang bells for royal-watching and showbiz fans alike. The wording closely echoed a declaration made last year by Brooklyn Beckham, who used the same phrase when publicly distancing himself from parents David Beckham and Victoria Beckham.

Adam and Holly’s wedding had already been overshadowed by reports that his parents’ invitations were revoked ahead of the ceremony, leaving only his sister Bethany in attendance from his side of the family. Bethany even took on a visible role in the service, standing as one of Holly’s bridesmaids.

In contrast, Holly was proudly escorted down the aisle by her father Gordon Ramsay, with the Ramsay family making their presence keenly felt throughout the celebrations. Wedding photos later shared online — including Holly’s three-dress reveal for Vogue — only added fuel to speculation about where Adam’s loyalties now lie.

Online reaction was swift and divided. While some praised Adam for standing firmly by his wife, others accused him of deepening an already painful family divide. The timing of the post, coming amid emotional social-media messages from his mother about heartbreak and loss, only intensified the debate.

For many observers, Adam’s wedding speech was more than a declaration of love — it was a public line drawn in the sand.