Thomas Brothers: Fame, Arthritis & Bullying

0:00On April 24th, Ryan Thomas, the 41-year-old former coronation street star, who played Jason Grimshaw from 2000 to 2016. Just opened up about his early days on set, he admitted he acted cocky and called himself a total jerk back then. A co-star, Charlie Dale, who played Dennis Stringer from 2000 to 2002, pulled him aside in the green room and set him straight. This all came out on the podcast at home with the Thomas Bruzz, where Ryan chatted with his brothers Adam and Scott. He said showbiz went to his head as a young guy in the spotlight, but that wake-up call helped him grow. Now everyone's tired of fake personas, he added, wanting real talk instead. Meanwhile, Adam Thomas got emotional on the same episode, breaking down over his clash with boxer David Hay on I'm a celebrity last year. Adam, who deals with psoriatic arthritis, felt mentally worn down by David's jabs, by being called useless during trials. He wished he'd stood up for himself more, and is now in therapy for it.

1:02David, 45, faced bullying complaints from viewers after those moments aired, including swipes over Adam skipping a challenge due to health. Issues, he apologized at first, saying Adam has a heart of gold, but then doubled down in interviews. He called Adam weak, like a chihuahua next to his pit bull vibe, and even dissed their TikTok videos as too feminine. The brothers are keeping it real through these stories, showing how fame tests your grid. Ryan's lesson from the past hits home, as Adam navigates the fallout, proving family pods like this keep the truth flowing. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Cory with the story.