Adam Peaty's family has expressed frustration over Gordon Ramsay's latest Netflix documentary, suggesting that it omits a crucial moment that could provide context for the family's ongoing issues. The documentary was released amid a public feud between Adam Peaty and his parents after he notably removed them from his wedding guest list, a decision that shocked his family. This familial discord became further amplified with the launch of Ramsay's show, as it showcased moments that Peaty's relatives claim have been misleadingly edited.

Caroline, Adam Peaty's mother, and Krystal, his cousin, voiced their concerns that they were cut from key scenes at the engagement party of Adam and Holly Ramsay. At the time of filming, Adam's relationships were still amicable, making the cut scenes particularly poignant now that the family issue has come to a head. Their removal from these scenes raises questions about the integrity of the documentary's portrayal and its potential influence on public perception of Peaty's family dynamics.

The fallout from Peaty's decision to exclude his family from his wedding invite list highlights the complexity of personal relationships, particularly in the limelight. As tensions with his family persist, the documentary's portrayal by Ramsay has sparked a wider conversation about reality TV's responsibility in accurately representing individuals’ lives, especially when personal disputes are involved. The Peaty family's response underscores the emotional and personal stakes tied to public narratives created through such media representations.