Peking Duk's Adam Hyde: Public Transport Hero

0:00It's April 19th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered and star driven. Peking Duke's Adam Hyde is killing it on their thrills tour across Australia and beyond, but he's keeping it real by ditching the car for public. Transport Last week, the 35-year-old shared a video on Instagram showing him and band-made Ruben Styles hopping on the subway to headline a festival. Gig, all because Petrol hit $2.40 a liter. With fuel prices squeezing everyone amid the ongoing crisis, this move hit different for fans watching the duo roll up straight from the train to the stage. Fans lit up the comments, calling them model citizens, and saying it made them love the band even more. One wrote, they're leading by example, while others praise public transport as the smarter, efficient choice. This comes after Hyde bounced back from drama earlier this year. He pulled out of a paid slot at Sydney's Royal Renwick course racing event on April 4th, facing backlash for seeming hypocritical since his.

1:02Girlfriend, media star Abby Chatfield, has been vocal against racing. Chatfield turned down big money to skip those events, so the gig announcement under his stage name, Kelly Holiday, sparked calls of hypocrisy from fans, and activists alike. Now with this train flex, Hyde's turning heads for the right reasons as the tour rolls on.