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Ryan Thomas announces he's doing 10 gruelling marathons in 10 days in aid of mental health awareness

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Ryan Thomas has announced he will be attempting to complete 10 marathons in 10 days in aid of mental health awareness charity Calm.The actor, who previously turned into a delivery driver to hand out burgers, will be beginning his gruelling mission at Buckingham Palace in London and will end up at Manchester Cathedral 10 days later.The 36 year old took to Instagram to share the news with his fans and shared a video teaser about the expedition.

He said: "So the reason I set myself this challenge, I wanted to give myself a purpose, I wanted to use my platform for other people to benefit from.

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