There are 3 million people with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) in the UK – 623,000 of them are kids.Signs associated with the disorder include inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, which can impact day-to-day life. In a recent post shared on the ADHD Love Instagram account, Richard and Roxanne Pink had a humorous discussion about Rox’s hypermobility – and how the condition has been linked to ADHD.It prompts Richard, who describes himself as neurotypical, to jokily tell Roxanne, who has ADHD: “Wait, your wiggly witch fingers are neurodivergent?”Judging by the comments, the link between the two came as a surprise to quite a few people. “Wow, constantly finding out new things about myself,” said one commenter.“That explains so much… dang I thought my bendy tricks were special,” added another.Are ADHD and hypermobility linked?Yes. Studies have pointed to a link between ADHD and joint hypermobility, where a person has very flexible joints (sometimes referred to as being double-jointed).One study