Adam Ramsay Suffers More Commonwealth Games Heartbreak as Pregnant Wife Holly Watches On Adam Ramsay has suffered more Commonwealth Games heartbreak after missing out on gold in the 50m breaststroke final. His pregnant wife Holly watched anxiously in the stands as he finished second with a time of 26.82 seconds. The Olympian paid tribute to his wife for supporting him during a 'whirlwind' 24 hours, after he missed out on 100m breaststroke gold. Adam broke down in tears in an emotional interview that saw him take aim at his estranged family, saying that his fallout with them 'has taken its toll.' Pregnant Holly Ramsay was spotted anxiously waiting in the stands as she watched her husband Adam compete in the 50m breaststroke final at the Commonwealth Games on Monday. The daughter of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, 26, was seen cradling her baby bump as she watched on in the crowd to support her man. Adam, who broke down in tears after taking bronze in the 100m on Saturday night, finished second in his semi-final with a time of 26.82 seconds. But he suffered more Commonwealth Games heartbreak after missing out on gold in the final.The 31-year-old was left to settle for bronze again with South Africa's Michael Houlie storming to victory. On Sunday, Adam paid tribute to his wife Holly for supporting him during a 'whirlwind' 24 hours, after he missed out on 100m breaststroke gold. Pregnant Holly Ramsay was spotted anxiously waiting in the stands as she watched her husband Adam compete in the 50m breaststroke final at the Commonwealth Games.The daughter of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, 26, was seen taking a seat in the stands. World record holder Ramsay-Peaty suffered more Games heartbreak as he finished in third place during the final. The Olympian returned to the pool on Sunday evening to compete in the 50m breaststroke semi-final, with his pregnant wife proudly watching on, and a second-placed finish booking him a spot in the final race on Monday night.After his 100m loss, Adam broke down in tears in an emotional interview that saw him take aim at his estranged family, saying that his fallout with them 'has taken its toll.' But the swimmer said his performance was 'much better' during his 50m run, and during his post-race interview, he was asked who he turned to for support while he strived to bounce back from his 100m swim. The swimmer failed to mention his family, and instead praised Holly, who is pregnant with her first child, and his close friends for being there for him.Friends of Adam's mother, Caroline, told the Daily Mail that she's heartbroken after not being able to watch her son compete in Glasgow. Adam said: The last 24 hours have been a bit of a whirlwind, not something I'm not used to.But I guess in sport, it's not really about when you get beat down because it's going to be inevitable, that you do that, you make mistakes, it's how it takes you to look at that, perspective, turn it around for tonight and I'm really happy for that. On a great trajectory for tomorrow.Asked who he leans on for support, Adam continued: It was a lot of people I talk to, obviously my wife, my coach, my best mate Ed. You've got your friends, your teammates. Holly nervously cradled her bump as she prepared to watch Adam's race. On Sunday, Adam paid tribute to his wife Holly for supporting him during a 'whirlwind' 24 hours, after he missed out on 100m breastroke gold.The swimmer failed to mention his family, and instead praised Holly, who is pregnant with her first child, and his close friends for being there for him. The best way to get everything out in my head, is to just write it out, I write down what is going wrong, what is going right, what can I change, what can't I change and then I've got a battle plan.I can go right I can do with this, take it into tomorrow. So even now I'm thinking, what's part of that battle plan. Adam broke down in tears and went home with a bronze medal when he finished in third place in the 100m breaststroke final on Saturday night. In an interview after his defeat, Adam acknowledged the family feud and said the fallout 'has taken its toll'.It's hard because I know how hard I've worked, I know the s**t I've been through, which is no fault of my own. It does take a toll. The roots of the family conflict go back to 2024, when Adam and Holly snubbed wider members of the Peaty family by not inviting them to their engagement party and their wedding. Caroline, who spent years ferrying her son to early-morning training sessions, was also not invited to Holly's glamorous hen do.Then, months later, Adam broke his silence on the feud as he insisted there are 'two sides to every story' in a statement he posted on Instagram. The latest blow came last month when the Daily Mail revealed Adam's pregnant sister Bethany - the only member of his family to still be in contact with the couple - has now sensationally fallen out with Holly. Read the full story here. Adam said: I'm never afraid to show emotion.It's important because it helps create stronger people, stronger men, stronger fathers and stronger husbands. This cycle especially, I've worked harder than ever. To get a result like that hurts because I know I'm better than that. It's still very raw. I honestly feel like I deserve more