Brisbane Broncos captain and NRL star Adam Reynolds has found himself at the centre of a shocking road rage incident that unfolded in front of his teenage daughter during a driving lesson.
The dramatic confrontation erupted in the quiet suburb of Chandler on Tuesday afternoon, turning a routine practice session into a scene of high tension. Reynolds, a revered figure in the rugby league world, was reportedly teaching his daughter to drive when another motorist allegedly cut them off, sparking the furious exchange.
Learner Driver Lesson Erupts into Chaos
According to eyewitness accounts given to police, the other driver, a man in his 40s, became incensed after the manoeuvre. He is alleged to have leapt from his own vehicle and aggressively approached the car containing the Broncos halfback and his learner-driver daughter.
The situation escalated rapidly, with the man allegedly unleashing a torrent of abuse. The NRL premiership winner was forced to step in to shield his daughter from the verbal tirade, with the confrontation only de-escalating once other witnesses intervened and Queensland Police were called to the scene.
Police Investigate as Broncos Remain Silent
Queensland Police have confirmed they are investigating the altercation. "Police are investigating a traffic incident which occurred between two motorists on Old Cleveland Road around 4pm on September 10," a spokesperson stated, confirming that no injuries were reported.
The Brisbane Broncos club has been tight-lipped about the incident, aware of the potential damage to the reputation of their key player and leader. The club is understood to be gathering facts internally before making any official comment on the matter concerning their high-profile playmaker.
This incident casts an unwelcome shadow over Reynolds, who is widely respected for his calm leadership on the field. With the Broncos in a crucial phase of the season, the focus will be on ensuring this off-field drama does not disrupt the team's campaign or the captain's famed composure.
