The 2025 TCS London Marathon, held on April 27, showcased a remarkable array of celebrities from various fields, each bringing their unique flair to the iconic 26.2-mile race. Among the notable participants was McFly’s drummer, Harry Judd, who completed his third marathon in an impressive 3 hours and 23 minutes. Despite being interviewed during the race, Judd maintained a strong pace, attributing his performance to the encouragement he received from the crowd and fellow runners. He expressed his support for The Children’s Trust, a charity dedicated to children with brain injuries, emphasizing the importance of such causes. (thechildrenstrust.org.uk)
Other celebrities making their marathon debut included Olympic cyclist Sir Jason Kenny, who transitioned from the velodrome to the streets of London, and England cricket legends Sir Alastair Cook and Sir Andrew Strauss, both running in support of the Ruth Strauss Foundation. Comedian Romesh Ranganathan returned for his second consecutive marathon, raising funds for the Teenage Cancer Trust. Singer and actor Alexandra Burke participated to support Diabetes UK, a cause close to her heart following the loss of her mother to the disease. (londonmarathonevents.co.uk)
The marathon also featured appearances by TV personalities such as Joe Wicks, known as the ‘Body Coach,’ and actor Kedar Williams-Stirling, both running for environmental charity WWF. Former footballers Jack Wilshere and John Terry took part, supporting the British Heart Foundation and Rays of Sunshine, respectively. Additionally, actors Lisa McGrillis and Kedar Williams-Stirling, both from the series "Sex Education," ran to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation and WWF. (londonmarathonevents.co.uk)
The 2025 London Marathon not only highlighted athletic prowess but also underscored the commitment of celebrities to various charitable causes, inspiring both fans and participants alike.
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