Celebs Run London Marathon for Causes

0:00It's April 26th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. The London marathon hits the streets this Sunday with over 56,000 runners pounding the pavement, and it's loaded with celeb firepower. Stars like Cynthia Erevo from Wicked, McFly's Harry Judd, Tilly Ramsey, and James Norton are lacing up for the 26.2 mile grind. Harry's no rookie, chasing his personal best after six marathons, while others like Tilly and James tackle it for the first time. Earlier this week, Harry had a panic moment, forgetting his race bib on marathon morning, but his wife Izzy and seven-year-old son Kits who'd been with, a family car rescue, captioned straight up, family to the rescue. Gordon Ramsey dropped a proud dad pose for Tilly, hyping her debut run for feeding Britain, back by Flora as she fuels up with smart recipes too. Mashed food insecurity. Fans are buzzing with the star power, from Alexandra Burke rocking her outfit for Parkinson's

1:01UK to model Amy Jackson Westwick, raising cash for kids. Charity Alder Hey, James Norton, living with Type 1 diabetes since age 22, is going all in for breakthrough T1D, aiming to raise 26,000 pounds. 1,000 per mile sharing how the charity changed lies for him, his mom, and sister. Cynthia Aerovo's prepping fierce with coach Erica Camp and reformer Pilates, three times a week to keep those legs strong and balanced. She's eyeing a better time than her three hours 35 minutes from 2022. Meanwhile, names like Strickley's Nikita Kuzman, Love Island's Curtis Pritchard, and even Formula One champ Sebastian Vettel joined the pack for various causes. All eyes on Sunday as these icons turn sweat into impact. Stay tuned for those finish line stories dropping hot.