SAD NEWS: Emmerdale star in horr0r bus incident as att@cker “put ｇｕｎ to his head”
The actor was terrified as he found himself in danger on a double-decker bus.
Adam Thomas shared the scary situation (Image: YouTube)
Emmerdale star Adam Thomas has opened up on the terrifying time he had a loaded ｇｕｎ pressed against his head by a gang of youths. The actor, 38, has spoken out about the horrifying ordeal he endured aboard a double-decker bus during his teenage years.
Appearing on his At Home With The Thomas Bros podcast with brothers Scott and Ryan Thomas, he revealed: “I got a ｇｕｎ pulled to my head on a bus. It was when I was like, how old was I? About 15, 14. And I was sat at the back of the bus on a double decker.” The Waterloo Road star had assumed the weapon was “pretend” until the gang subsequently produced the bullets, leaving him shaken to the core by the harrowing experience. He continued: “This group of lads got on and they basically pulled out a ｇｕｎ and put it to my head and I thought it was like a pretend ｇｕｎ.
The ITV star recalled how scared he was (Image: Getty)
“Then they took the like revolver out and showed me all the bullets and I just s*** myself.”
The star also once opened up about his mother, Gail’s, horrifying hospital ordeal on a previous episode of the podcast.
On July 8, the I’m A Celebrity star recalled the moment he found his mum screaming on the floor. He told listeners: “She rang me to pick her up from the hospital.
“It’s the first time I saw her in quite a lot of pain, and looked at her and thought she’s getting older.” After wheeling her out of the hospital, the Waterloo Road star let his mum stay with him for a few days to recover because she wasn’t well enough to live on her
During this recovery period, Scott revealed that their mother had called him, “screaming ‘Get round here now’.” He added: “I arrived and she was on the floor, screaming in so much pain. She was like, ‘I’ve called an ambulance, I don’t know what’s going to happen. I think I’m dying’.
“The ambulance came out and basically calmed her down and said, ‘Listen, we think you’ve got a stomach bug’.” After being seen by paramedics, Gail attempted to carry on as normal, but 48 hours later, she was still in excruciating pain and called Scott again.
He continued: “The third day, she rang me again and said it had come back again, we called an ambulance again, and she was in so much pain. When she went to the hospital, she was told she had gallstones and had to have her gallbladder removed, and she’s been an absolute soldier.”
