Tom Daley

Olympian Tom Daley has been through tough physical challenges, but says that his journey in Hell of a Homecoming was "some of the hardest days of my life".

Sign up to be the first to know about breaking stories and new series!By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. It was so incredibly tough, and people will see that in the documentary.” There was a point where I thought, this is the most tired and exhausted I’ve ever felt in my life.

Everything we know about Comic relief hero Tom Daley, his husband Dustin Lance Black and their young son, Robbie.

So it was a very challenging thing to try and overcome.” I’d wake up and if I had time to sit and knit, I would just continually knit.” “While other boys in our apartment were playing video games, I would just sit and knit. Some of that is the process you go through. In a recent post, he shared a video of him and his mates wearing hats that Tom has knitted. “When I say I’m obsessed with knitting, I was knitting on the way, on the bus to the pool, on the bus home from the pool, in the stands, whenever I had a spare moment,” he explained. There should be no shame around surrogacy.” On the show, Tom was a mentor to the celebrity contestants as they trained to dive professionally and compete against each other. Since then, Tom Daley has represented Great Britain in a range of diving events from the Olympics to the FINA World Championships. Comic Relief star Tom Daley has won a string of medals since he first started to compete in the Olympics. He rows, cycles, swims and runs his way from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford to his home town of Plymouth. Medal after medal, the star has managed to win over Britain and become a national hero – a title he will secure all the more after viewers watch him in Hell of a Homecoming.

Tom Daley, whose Hell of a Homecoming challenge airs on BBC One tonight, was backed by Team GB chiefs after his diving partner Blake Aldridge took a call ...

Thank you all so much and love you.” We're still in the competition and we've got another dive to do.' The last thing you need to be doing is apportioning blame." Winter Paralympic chiefs get there in the end by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes "That's just Thomas - he's over-nervous and that's how it was today. Winter Paralympic chiefs get there in the end by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes That to me is because he had a lot more pressure on him than I did." Winter Paralympic chiefs get there in the end by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes Winter Paralympic chiefs get there in the end by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes "You will never see me up there. Winter Paralympic chiefs get there in the end by banning Russian and Belarusian athletes I can do what I want."

Daley has said that the endurance test – which saw him row, swim, run, and cycle his way from Plymouth to Devon – was harder than training for the Olympics, ...

‘You want a brother and a sister? Tom is also an avid knitter, as he was spotted making garments in between his events at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and during training for the Comic Relief challenge. I thought I was going to win an Olympic gold medal in Rio [in 2016] and that turned out the complete opposite by a long shot, and it was my husband who said to me that my story wasn’t finished and that my son or child – we didn’t know at the time – needed to be there to watch me win an Olympic gold medal.’

The 27-year-old discussed the loss of his dad, Robert Daley, during the opening of his BBC documentary, Tom Daley's Hell of a Homecoming. Tom's dad tragically ...

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