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Stars Run London Marathon for Causes

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Stars shine at London Marathon, setting records and raising awareness for various causes. Kenyan runner Sebastian Sawe breaks world record, Tilly Ramsay and Cynthia Erivo cross the finish line, and celebrities like Sir Mo Farah, Ellie Kildunne, Jack OConnell, and Harry Styles participate, sparking social media buzz and charity support.

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It's April 26th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Stars lay stuff for the London Marathon, pounding 26.2 miles through the city. Canyon Runner Sebastian Sawie defended his title in the Elite Men's Race, smashing a world record at 1 hour 59 minutes, 30. Seconds 35 seconds faster than the old mark. Tilly Ramsey crossed in 4 hours 1 minute, mobbed by her chef Dad Gordon and Mom Tana right at the finish. Cynthia Aerovo powered through in 3 hours, 21 minutes, 40 seconds, grabbing her metal with a big smile after a quick breather. Sir Mofera and Rugby star Ellie Kildon kicked things off with the starting buzzer, and Moe was out there later passing water to tired runners. Actor Jack O'Connell turned heads, pre-race in shades and a backward cap, running his first for Alzheimer's research UK. Fans lost it over rumours that Harry Styles hid inside the Daddy Pig costume, racing for

the National Deaf Children's Society after his kid George's, hearing diagnosis. The singers run two marathons in Cognito last year. Tokyo in 3 hours, 24 minutes, 7 seconds, Berlin under 3 hours, and social media. Exploded with leg spotting theories. Joe Wicks, training with Daddy Pig, shut it down live on BBC. With Gabby Logan, insisting it's just the cartoon Dad being himself. The buzz highlighted real charity drives, blending Celeb Glamour with causes that hit home for families everywhere.

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