I’m A Celebrity’s David Haye mocks Adam Thomas again and warns ‘more will come out’
He didn't hold back...David Haye has hit back at Adam Thomas once more after his feud with the I’m A Celebrity South Africa winner.
Former boxer David found himself at the centre of bullying claims involving Adam following the ITV series. The two men came to verbal blows at the show finale too.
And this week, Adam broke down in tears on his podcast as he recounted his tumultuous jungle experience.. The actor said the way David treated him was “bullying” and that he was feeling “dead inside and numb” over the experience.
And now, David has responded to Adam’s podcast comments – and he didn’t hold back, with him threatening to expose the ‘truth’…
David Haye responded to Adam Thomas’ comments
On Thursday (April 30) David took to his Instagram and blasted Adam’s bullying allegations, claiming he has “spun it so he’s still the victim”.
David said: “So I’ve just taken the time to listen to Adam Thomas’ podcast – him and his brothers Ryan and Scott. Very interesting. Very, very interesting to see he’s had a few days to sit down, mull it over, process everything that’s happened. Him winning I’m A Celebrity and how he processed it, it was enlightening.
“Dishing out banter to me and then losing the banter game, giving it back to him, and he starts crying and moaning, and somehow he’s spun it so he’s still the victim.”
He went on: “And he’s done an hour of chat with his brother. I put it in double speed because I couldn’t listen to the waffle. All three of them [bleep] and whining and moaning, complaining.
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“He won. I don’t think he’s been around guys, proper guys, who actually have a bit of back and forth, you kind of build your resilience, your mental resilience to jibes. I’ve had plenty of it in my time. Whenever I lose, whenever I get something wrong, I always get my mates giving me [bleep] for it. That’s just what we do. It’s what real guys do.
“But somehow, the light sprinkling of primary school banter that I gave him, which was so gentle, he nearly had an emotional breakdown over it, started crying.”
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David brands Adam ‘weak’
David then claimed that Adam “couldn’t take” the banter and added: “Ugh, everyone’s so damn soft, it just makes me sick. But it’s the world we live in right now, and you’re rewarded for being the softer and weaker you are. The more weak, brittle-spirited you are, the more validation the masses give you.
“But I ain’t interested in them. I’m interested in the 15-20 percent of people who listen to me’ and go ‘David makes sense, he’s right’. The rest of them I couldn’t give a [bleep]. The rest of you sensible people, you know what the score is, you know what’s right.”
David appeared to be referring to a social media poll he put out this week, asking fans to vote on whether they thought he was being a bully towards Adam.
Hours after he shared the poll, David revealed 77% of people had voted yes, indicating that he was a bully. He shared a screenshot and said: “So much for the sensible people. Is the world truly that full of sensitive morons?”
David says ‘a lot of stuff is going to come to light’
In his Instagram video, David savagely continued: “You’re nearly 40 years old and you’re moaning that you won a TV competition – ‘it’s the worst thing in my whole life, it’s the worst thing I’ve ever had to do, I didn’t even want to be there’ – what are you talking about?
“You’ve got £100,000 to give to a charity of your choice. You’ve made more money in a day than most people earn in a year.
“For three weeks straight, you’re going to get loads of endorsements, everyone loves you. ITV are going to give you your own show, things are looking positive, good vibes.”
“It’s a big slice of the population who love that soft [bleep] so just keep giving them the weakness. Keep giving them that soft, flaccid energy, that’s it, Mr Flaccid.”
David then alleged that more information will soon come out which will contradict Adam’s version of events.
He ended the video with: “Maybe your weak-[bleep] fan base just want the soft marshmallow energy. So just keep giving it to them. There’s a lot of stuff that is going to come to light that hasn’t come to light, that kind of contradicts his story just a little bit that I’m looking forward to seeing the light of day.”
