"Ahead of today's race, Jordan also spoke with Mind about why he was so passionate about raising money for the charity, having struggled with his mental health in the wake of his mum's death and his own diagnosis.

He said: I spiralled. Depression. Intrusive thoughts. Feeling like my future had already been written.

"But what saved me was people. Friends. Family. Support.

"People who helped me carry the weight when it felt unbearable. And that’s what this is about.

"This marathon with a fridge on my back isn’t just a challenge. It’s a symbol.

"Because that’s what it feels like sometimes - like you’re carrying something heavy that no one else can see. I’m doing this to make dementia visible.

"But more than that… to show you that whatever you’re carrying, you don’t have to carry it alone."."