Adam Thomas reveals shocking text message David Haye sent him after 'nasty' ITV I'm A Celeb reunion: 'I'm Done!'

Speaking on his At Home With The Thomas Bros podcast, the Waterloo Road star revealed: “The most disturbing thing is that I look at David and even after everything he did, he sent me a voice note saying, ‘What a great show that was, I’m so happy you won.’”

The 37-year-old revealed that he responded bluntly: “I think this is where we draw the line… I hope you find happiness bro, but I’m done.”

Mr Thomas claimed the former world champion later admitted his behaviour had been deliberate.

“When I got out, I asked him, ‘Why did you keep doing this to me?’ He told me, ‘I’ve never met a nicer guy.

"I just wanted to break you.’ Now if that isn’t classed as bullying, I don’t know what is,” he said.

Despite initially accepting an apology, Mr Thomas suggested the experience became deeply personal, far beyond typical reality TV rivalry.

He also revealed an unaired moment he believes triggered the breakdown in their relationship.

According to the soap actor, tensions escalated after he beat Mr Haye in a trial and joked: “I thought you said it was all about winning.”

“I think that was the moment where I f***** up… that’s when it became game time,” he admitted.

From that point, Mr Thomas said the comments became increasingly “personal”, crossing a line from banter.

The actor went on to claim Mr Haye later manipulated him by falsely suggesting producers had raised concerns about his behaviour.

“I went in there breaking down asking, ‘How could you do this?’ — and they said it never happened,” he said.

Mr Thomas added that when confronted, Mr Haye admitted: “Yeah, I just made it all up… He got in my head like you wouldn’t believe.”

The I'm A Celebrity...South Africa winner said the ordeal has left him unable to watch the ITV show with his children, calling the experience “tarnished”.

“I feel dead inside and numb,” he admitted, adding he would not return even for “£10million”.

Fans of the podcast flooded the comments with their thoughts on Mr Thomas new revelations.

"RATHER BE AN ADAM THAN A DAVID OR JIMMY," one fan wrote, as another added: "Adam has won at life with his wonderful brothers, friends and gorgeous family!"

A third fan warned: "The love hate thing from David is narcissistic behaviour, keeping you on the hook for the ‘nice’ side. It’s dangerous, and this kind of relationship should be avoided at all costs."

"Adam, you are the epitome of "Healthy Masculinity" you are the kind of man we want to be our husband, fathers, brothers, friends!" penned another.

Online, some viewers branded David Haye and Jimmy Bullard “nasty” and “awful” over their treatment of Mr Thomas.

However, others accused Mr Thomas of “still playing the victim”, with some dismissing the backlash against the pair as “cancel culture”.

The fallout comes after Ofcom received more than 170 complaints about scenes in which Mr Haye branded Thomas “useless” after he declined a trial due to arthritis.