These Celebrities Are Running the 2024 New York City Marathon

This award-winning actor is running to support Kulture City, an organization that helps people with special needs. Park is known for his roles in Fresh Off the Boat, Human Resources, and Veep.

The host of MTV’s Catfish: The TV Show will run his eighth New York City Marathon. This year, he’s recovering from a bike crash in August that left him with a broken neck. He’s partnering with Achilles International; last year he ran as a guide for a visually impaired athlete.

James, who starred in season 25 of The Bachelor, will run the New York race once again supporting ABC Food Tours. Last year, he finished the race with the 2017 New York City Marathon winner, Shalane Flanagan (pictured).

The United Airlines pilot and star of The Bachelor in season 24 ran the 2021 New York City Marathon in 5:16:09. Earlier this year he was part of the Emmy-nominated show, The Traitors.

Known for his time on Jersey Shore, the TV personality ran the Bronx 10-Miler this fall in preparation for the New York City Marathon.

Actress Claire Holt will run the marathon supporting Team Maybelline, which has partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). She ran New York in 2022 and is coming off a 3:44:14 finish at the Chicago Marathon on October 13.

Holmes, formerly of ABC News, co-hosts a podcast with partner Amy Robach (below), called Amy and T.J. The pair have run several New York City Marathons. Earlier this month, Holmes required medical services at the Chicago Marathon, which he did not finish.

Also formerly of ABC News, Robach will run her fourth New York City Marathon. She, too, started Chicago but did not finish.

YouTuber and NYC vlogger will run his eighth New York City Marathon. Last year he finally broke three hours in the marathon, a goal he set after his doctor told him he’d never run again due to a scooter injury. He came up two minutes short in last year’s NYC Marathon, but a month later, finished in 2:57 in Tucson, Arizona. This year, he’s running to support Project Healthy Minds.

The comedian and publisher, who created 2 Dope Queens, ran her first Boston Marathon this year in 5:53:19.

The Colombian singer is supporting Keep a Child Alive at this year’s New York City Marathon.