Alan Carr posts hilarious AI image featuring washboard abs while relaxing on a boat in tiny Speedos as his ex-husband comments

Alan Carr has shared a hilarious AI image featuring washboard abs as he relaxed on a boat in tiny Speedos. 

The Celebrity Traitors winner, 49, took to Instagram on Thursday to share a glimpse into his lavish trip to an unknown sunny location. 

Alan was seen wearing a pair of skimp bright pink Speedos and a chiffon beach Kaftan as he reenacted the iconic Titanic moment at the front of a boat during the wind.  

But the comedian had a surprise for fans as he teased 'Swipe to see the front' in the caption. 

The next slide showed a snap of Alan which appeared to have been generated by AI as he displayed toned abs and huge muscles. 

His ex-husband Paul Drayton, who he was previously married to for three years,
was among the people to comment on the snap, as he quipped: 'Cerise really suits you!! x.'

It comes after Alan admitted he has been 'walked over' in the past and now 'doesn't trust anyone', while chatting to pal Amanda Holden on their BBC show Amanda & Alan's Greek Job after his divorce.

Alan and Amanda were seen sipping Aperol Spritz cocktails in the sun as they took a break from filming and reflected on how fast life moves, and how they have both been through divorce. 

Alan did not mention his ex by name during the heartfelt conversation, but spoke openly about his past relationships. 

Amanda began the discussion by admitting she had made 'bad decisions' in the past, telling Alan that they had both been through a lot in life, including divorce. 

Reflecting on his own experiences, Alan replied: 'I mean, it’s not decisions for me, but knowing your worth and the amount of times I’ve been walked over and people have demeaned me.

He continued: 'You know, like, there’s times that I wish I’d said, "no", I wish I’d been a bit bolder and a bit… No. Stronger. Yeah, a bit stronger.' 

The comedian went on to admit that trust is his biggest struggle when it comes to meeting someone new. 

Confiding in Amanda, he said: 'I don’t really trust anyone, really. That’s the trouble. I think that is my main thing. But, yeah, it’s just getting out there and trusting, isn’t it?'

Alan was in a relationship with Paul for 14 years, with the pair tying the knot in 2018 in a ceremony officiated by singer Adele at her Los Angeles mansion. 

However, their marriage broke down during lockdown, and they divorced in 2022. 

The pair confirmed their split back in January 2022 with a joint statement.

It read: 'After 13 years as a couple and three years of marriage, Alan Carr and Paul Drayton would like to announce they are separating.

'They have jointly and amicably made the difficult decision to divorce and go their separate ways. We request that their privacy is respected at this sensitive time.'

Paul then posted on Instagram that he was in rehab for alcoholism, after a 'challenging couple of years' which saw him plead guilty to a drink-driving charge. 

He explained he had 'proactively' checked himself into rehab at the beginning of the year to seek help for his ongoing battle with the illness.

'It is with great sadness that I share the news that Alan and I have jointly decided to end our marriage,' he wrote under a sunset photo with a heart drawn on top.

'This decision has been very difficult for us both and we part ways with great memories and continued love and friendship for each other as we go our separate ways.

'As part of my own journey, I proactively checked myself into a rehabilitation facility at the turn of the new year in order to get the help and support I need during this challenging time. 

'This was not an easy step to take, but I know it is the right one going forward. These last couple of years have been challenging to say the least, as they have been for so many others. But I remain deeply committed to my journey of sobriety and strength. 

'We ask for privacy during this challenging time, but I thank you all for your kindness and support. Peace and love.' He ended the post by sharing the hashtags: '#sobriety #sometimesthehardestdecisionsaretherightones #newchapters #looktothefuture.'