RYAN Thomas received a hefty fine for parking his £285k Rolls Royce for longer than he paid for yesterday afternoon.
The ex Coronation Street star, 36, opted for a fancier mode of transport in comparison to his younger brothers when they met up in Manchester city centre.
The actor returned to his car with a dreaded yellow sticker that everyone hates to see – after being away from his vehicle for two hours and only cheekily paying for a one hour stay.
Ryan kept his attire casual for their meeting and opted for a grey t-shirt, denim shorts and white trainers.
He kept the sunshine out of his face with some black aviators and a navy baseball cap.
His younger brothers Adam and Scott had no issues to deal with as they cycled around town on their push bikes.
Former Love Island star Scott, 31, showed off his chiseled abs as he pedalled around town topless.
The curly haired hunk opted for some cream coloured shorts, white trainers and some Ray Ban sunglasses.
His twin brother, former Emmerdale star Adam, donned a black t-shirt, matching shorts and a mustard coloured beanie hat.
The trio recently starred in their own TV programme, Absolutely India: Mancs In Mumbai, and ITV bosses were so impressed with their efforts that they have been handed a second series.
Their next adventures will be in South American and the Caribbean.
A telly source said: “ITV were delighted with the success of the first series so are now planning another once lockdown is eased.
“The idea is to send the lads around South America, taking in the Caribbean, after it was revealed in the first part that they have family ties there.
“ITV think the lads could be the new Judith Chalmers because audiences have fallen in love with their cheeky banter, natural style and infectious personalities.
“If the second series goes as well as the first, they could be locked into a multi-series deal.”
The first six-part series followed the brother’s trip to India, where they experienced the food and culture, including the infamous fire haircut.
In what can be described as a very emotional and fulfilling journey, the boys retrace their beloved grandad Nolan’s footsteps in his country of birth, before he emigrated to the UK in 1947.
The month-long trip enabled the family to make some incredible memories and also helped to cement their bond with each other, especially because their father wasn’t always around when they were younger.
Speaking to Star TV mag, Adam, 31, said: “My dad left us for years when we were younger and then he came back into our lives and we never really talked about it.”
He added: “There were a lot of unanswered questions, which we touched on and I The think we needed to. It got quite emotional.”
Ryan stressed how important it was for him and his brothers to not only honour their grandad, but to also do it for their dad.
He explained: “He always referred to his dad as his hero. And the moment it hit him was when he went to where our grandad went to school. I said, ‘Dad, this is the exact same playground that your dad played in when he was a child.’”
Scott added: “It really put things into perspective for him and for us. It was almost like a bit of therapy and it brought us closer together.”
He went on to describe what else they got up to during their time in the far east, including him getting a hair cut with fire!
He recalled: “We went to get a traditional Indian-style haircut. We were all so shocked as my hair was quite literally on fire! It was definitely a haircut I’ll always remember.”
The reality favourite added: “We did a street food challenge in Mumbai. Usually Ryan doesn’t like spicy food at all, but for some reason he found his second wind over there.”
