Ryan Thomas recently addressed accusations of using artificial intelligence in a photo with Noel Gallagher. The snap of the two Mancunians was shared on social media, where Ryan hailed Gallagher as a “proper Manc.” The picture emerged after Ryan attended the boxing match between Deontay Wilder and Derek Chisora at the O2 Arena on April 4, where Wilder won by split decision.
Boxing Event Highlights
During the fight, which was the 50th of Chisora’s career, the judges scored the match 115-111, 112-115, and 115-113 in favor of Wilder. Among the boxing celebrities present, Ryan also met former champion Anthony Joshua, who made a rare public appearance following the recent loss of close friends. Joshua was accompanied by promoter Eddie Hearn as they supported Chisora during the bout.
Social Media Reactions
- Ryan Thomas shared a photo with Noel Gallagher post-fight.
- Social media users claimed the image was AI-generated.
- Ryan responded with laughter, denying the AI claims.
The post drew mixed reactions. Some followers questioned the authenticity of the photo, with comments like, “Can people really not see this is AI?” However, Ryan defended himself, insisting that the photo was genuine. Supporters, including one user who remarked, “Why are people even thinking Ryan would make an AI photo?” backed him up amidst the skepticism.
Personal Struggles and Diagnosis
In addition to addressing the viral photo, Ryan Thomas opened up about a significant personal challenge. He revealed that he was diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The actor shared this news for the first time, explaining how it affected his daily life and relationships.
Ryan discussed how he often mislaid belongings, like his keys, which caused stress for his family. He described feeling embarrassed about his diagnosis and how it influenced his decision to seek professional help. This candid admission came during an episode of the podcast “At Home With The Thomas Bro’s,” where he conversed with his brothers, Adam and Scott.
Through his sharing, Ryan aims to destigmatize ADHD and encourage those facing similar challenges to seek support. His openness may help others feel less alone in their struggles.
