Reality TV star Legend was surprised when police officers asked him for a photo while they were arresting someone else. He didn’t understand why they’d want a picture at that moment.
A video shows uniformed officers seemingly on duty pulling over Legend for a quick photo.
The brief video depicts Matt Morsia, known as the ‘superhuman,’ happily posing for a photo with the officer.
A 40-year-old man named Matt was posing for a photo with a fan when, nearby, a man in a bright orange jacket was seen in handcuffs, observing the scene.
Another officer is stood beside him during the exchange.
The video concludes with Matt returning to his family, looking confused after what just happened.
A caption reads: ‘When you’re mid-arrest but need a quick pic with MattDoesFitness.’
Since the BBC brought back ‘Gladiators’ two years ago, Matt’s character, known as Legend, has quickly become a popular favorite among viewers.
He previously excelled in long and triple jump, earning a bronze medal at the Championship level, and also won a silver medal in powerlifting. He particularly enjoyed the performance aspect of competition.
Even after stopping competitive athletics, he remained popular, successfully transitioning into a fitness influencer and professional YouTuber with over 355 million views on his videos.
Before becoming famous, Matt surprisingly earned a remarkable £1.4 million.
As a lifestyle expert, I’ve seen a lot of people build incredible brands, and this entrepreneur is a perfect example! He started with a thriving gym, and then brilliantly expanded into the digital space with a personal training app. But he didn’t stop there – he’s also created his own line of weightlifting gear and a range of energy drinks to fuel your workouts. It’s all about building a complete wellness experience, and he’s really nailed it!
Recent financial data from 2024 reveals that Morsia Holdings Limited, his business finance firm, holds assets worth £1,358,361, with £600,968 held as cash in the bank.
Company records show he also took £410,000 from the business over the past two years.
Matt’s app, costing £99 a year to use, has received more than 150,000 members.
He published his first book, ‘The 24/7 Body,’ in 2020. Competitors will remember his impressive strength and skill – he truly lived up to the name Legend.
Matt is married to his wife Sarah and the happy couple share two young sons together.
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2026-01-21 14:33