Jamie Laing ‘beyond proud’ as epic Comic Relief fundraiser total announced

Jamie Laing joked that he “should have taken the train” to participate in five ultramarathons this week when he arrived at the Comic Relief studio. He claimed that Joel Dommett had told him that his fundraising goal for this week was “beyond proud.”

After attempting the 150-plus mile run on Monday morning, the 36-year-old podcast host and former Made In Chelsea star crossed the finish line in Salford on Friday night.

As Jamie completed his Ultra Marathon Man challenge in the northern city where Red Nose Day is being shot, a crowd of supporters cheered him on Friday as he wrapped up the run at London’s Broadcasting House.

After crossing the finish line, he gave his wife Sophie a hug. After helping to raise Jamie’s total over the £500, 000 mark, radio presenter Greg James ran alongside him in a wedding dress on his final day.

Jamie immediately responded, “That was a wild ride everyone,” when he spoke on the radio. It was occasionally intense and emotionally charged. In my entire life, I have never sobbed more. I can’t explain to you how the last kilometer was the most euphoric experience I’ve ever had.

“There were so many ups and downs today, it’s been a really difficult day.” I once believed I was completely mental and broke. We had this final moment here because something pulled me out.

Prior to Friday, it was uncertain if he would recover from his five ultramarathons. Jamie had scheduled to appear on Lorraine on ITV in the morning, but he was forced to resign because of his slow progress.

Jamie was supposed to be speaking to us, but there are still a number of issues, according to Christine Lampard and Lucie Cave, who also added that “we were hoping to speak to him at the end but he hasn’t quite made it.” He has endured intense emotions, extreme pain, and overwhelming emotions. He has raised £1 million so far and has done an amazing job. He’ll be so pleased with that.

One fan wrote, “This has just been unbelievable. This has just been unbelievable. I don’t believe I’ve ever cried all week listening to the radio. What an illiterate man he is!

Another user continued, “It’s always lovely to hear a man being so sensitive to his feelings.” Jamie, you did a great job in many ways in this challenge.

Even though Jamie was limping from his marathon injuries, he did succeed in completing the challenge. On Friday night, he was triumphant on the Comic Relief stage.

“It was a long journey, but it was truly incredible.” Amazing people there. The donations were incredible. He praised the audience on the show, “you guys are incredible.” “The entire experience was fantastic in every way. It was incredible. It was incredible.

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Source: Mirror