Adam Ramsay-Peaty, a three-time Olympic swimming winner aged 31, is seen sporting a new surname on his Commonwealth Games swimming cap during a practice session in Glasgow. Reports note that viewers quickly noticed the change and linked it to a personal tribute to his wife, Holly. The coverage describes the moment as he swims laps during the session, with the updated name on the cap becoming the focus of public attention. One outlet also frames the story within a broader discussion about men adopting a spouse’s surname, including commentary on how public gestures can be perceived. Both sources agree on the core elements: Ramsay-Peaty’s participation in Commonwealth Games training in Glasgow, his decision to appear with his wife’s surname on his cap, and the audience reaction connecting the display to his wife. The reports do not provide further detail on the process or timing of the name change beyond the debut during the training session.