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EastEnders icon Adam Woodyatt quits booze as he embraces healthy lifestyle

EastEnders icon Adam Woodyatt quits booze as he embraces healthy lifestyle

Adam Woodyatt, known for playing Ian Beale, now lives in a motorhome after splitting with his wife and he has spent the last year travelling the UK with a murder mystery play

EastEnders icon Adam Woodyatt quits booze as he embraces healthy lifestyle
EastEnders icon Adam Woodyatt quits booze as he embraces healthy lifestyle

EastEnders legend Adam Woodyatt has quit booze and lost three stone as part of his health kick.

The actor, known for playing Ian Beale, now lives in a motorhome after splitting with his wife and he has spent the last year criss-crossing the UK with a murder mystery play.

Adam, a keen mountain biker, revealed how he’d given drink the boot and now drinks nothing stronger than coffee after embracing a new lifestyle.

He confessed: “Basically I gave up alcohol. That was the biggest change I made.

“With giving up alcohol, the weight drops off and because the weight dropped it was easier to cycle. So it was easier to stay fit.

“That’s all it was. I’m just not really focused on it. I’ve not really made a big fuss about it. I just stopped drinking.







Adam no longer drinks alcohol
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The ‘strongest’ drink he has is coffee
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“But everyone’s different. For me, giving up alcohol was the right thing to do. I’m not going to turn around and say that’s it forever, that I’m never ever going to drink again. But at this point in my life, yeah, I’m quite happy not drinking. And the result is I’ve lost about three stone in weight.”

“I had always liked cycling but as anybody who cycles knows, it’s a lot easier if you are lighter. People will spend hundreds of pounds on shaving 10 grams off equipment, like lighter pedals.

“Just go and lose some weight and your body will be 10 pounds lighter than that. I used to love cycling but stopped for quite a while because obviously, it wasn’t that easy when you are carrying that extra weight. I’ve just got back into it now because it fits with my life at the moment.







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“I feel 100 per cent better now. Until you actually stop drinking you don’t realise how much it affects so many things. Now I just drink coffee because it tastes better.”

Adam, 53, bought the motorhome as a way of travelling between shows on his Looking Good Dead tour but has found it suits his love of being outdoors.

He told news site The Cambridge Independent: “It was going to be just for whilst I was on tour, but my daughter, who was living with me, has moved to America.






He now lives in a motorhome

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“So I didn’t need a place for me and her. It was a case of well, fine, I’ll just carry on living in the motorhome. I don’t need that property anymore.

“It has given me loads of freedom, which has been great.

“It’s just nice to visit all these places. One week I wake up next to the Thames, another time I’m overlooking a lake. Next thing I’m by a field with a cow in it.”







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Adam quit Walford in January last year to star in the stage adaption of the Peter James crime book and appear in I’m a Celebrity after the storyline required he leave for a period.

He made his last appearance in Looking Good Dead in Cheltenham at the end of April.

But the actor is out of contract and is yet to confirm with the BBC about returning on a money-spinning new deal despite claims the BBC are set to offer him a new £300,000 deal.

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