Olly Murs in tears as he completes endurance feat

Olly Murs in tears as he completes endurance featJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleGettyOlly Murs cries into his wife Amelia's armsSinger Olly Murs broke down in tears after finishing his Soccer Aid challenge, which he said had surpassed all his expectations.The 42-year-old singer-songwriter crossed the finish line at the London Stadium in Stratford in east London earlier, wrapping up his gruelling five-day Into The Unknown challenge.Murs took on a 249-mile journey from Manchester to London by running, cycling and rowing. Each day's route was kept secret until just hours before he set out.He has raised more than £830,000 for children's charity Unicef, which organises Soccer Aid.PAHe crossed the finish line at the London Stadium after the five-day challengeSpeaking to ITV's This Morning, Murs thanked the public for donating, adding that their support had kept him going.He said: "I am in bits. That run from central London to here was so painful, but I just kept thinking, I gotta get to the end."Thank you to everyone. The donations have been amazing, and it surpassed my expectations how amazing this has been."To be given the opportunity from Soccer Aid, who have been an amazing part of my life, so to be able to do this and to raise that sort of money, I'm just really proud of myself and proud of the fact that Soccer Aid, still to this day, is such a huge charity that does so much with Unicef to help kids around the world, it's amazing."Olly Murs finishes fourth day of 'brutal' challengeOlly Murs cheered on in charity challengeOlly Murs pushed to his limits by charity challengeThe singer added that the first thing he was going to do was see his children and "give them a big hug" before going home and getting some pizza.The third and longest day of the challenge, on Wednesday, was dogged by torrential rain and an unexpected reroute caused by a fire.Murs is due to compete in a Soccer Aid charit...