A HUGE A-list pop megastar has been spotted in the background, as a Radio 1 star ran a marathon in Tokyo.
Radio star Adele Roberts shared some snaps of herself taking on the Tokyo marathon in her running gear.
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The 45-year-old star posted a carousel of images, from holding up her medal to show fans that she’d completed it, to running the marathon itself.
But writing in her caption, Adele revealed that there was another famous face taking part – who had even gone and photobombed her.
It was none other than Harry Styles.
In one of Adele’s photos, Harry could be seen in the background, also taking part in the Tokyo marathon.
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The One Direction star looked deep in concentration as he ran alongside a pal.
Adele penned: “Ps. Harry Styles photo bomb in the last pic.”
One person commented: “Legend! And I love the harry styles photo bomb.”
A second echoed: “Unreal. I love following your running journey and also huge awe for the Harry Styles pic.”
And many others in the comments congratulated the star on her amazing achievement.
Radio 1 star Adele Roberts reveals heartbreaking ‘real reason’ she hasn’t married partner of 20 years after she supported her through cancer battle
It comes after the radio favourite, who has appeared on Big Brother and I’m A Celeb, said treatment for bowel cancer gave her black spots on her tongue and made her feet look “burned”.
Adele was diagnosed in 2021 but is now in remission.
She told the Monday Mile podcast: “Chemotherapy is different with every single person.
“And with me, it really affected my skin.
“So it took my fingerprints off.
“I couldn’t use my fingers, I couldn’t use touch screens, I couldn’t use my phone, self-checkouts, things like that.
“It really damaged the bottom of my feet – it looked like they’d been burnt or something like that.
“It also turned my tongue black.
“I had these black spots on my tongue.”
“So instead of being pink, like an intestine, she was like dark purple and it was almost like treacle would come out of it.
“It was a lot, it was a mess.
“I used to think if the chemo is doing this to me, imagine what it’s doing to the cancer.
“And I made sure that I stayed active all the way through my chemo.
“And I just used to visualise all of the chemotherapy going through my body and killing any cancer cells.
“And it was like a way for me to stay strong mentally.
“Movement and visualisation, that’s what I did.”
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