Spencer Matthews‘ abs bear a striking resemblance to the face of Jesus, according to eagle-eyed fans.
The reality star, 36, has just completed an astonishing 30 marathons in 30 days in the scorching heat of the Jordanian desert.
And as his wife Vogue Williams shared snaps celebrating his memorable achievement, fans can’t unsee the face of Jesus outlined in his hardcore abs.
The former Made In Chelsea stars torso was the spitting image of Jesus’ eyes, nose, beard and head.
Two of his muscles look like the son of God’s eyes and his belly button appears to be his lips.
Spencer Matthews ‘ abs bear a striking resemblance to the face of Jesus, according to eagle-eyed fans (pictured with wife Vogue Williams)
The former Made In Chelsea stars torso was the spitting image of Jesus’ eyes, nose, beard and head
According to What’s The Jam, fans commented on the similar comparison and said: ‘Anyone else thinks that looks like Jesus on his abs?’,
‘A blow up doll Jesus, but yes’,
‘Our father which art in the abdominals. Hallowed be thy navel.’
Last month, it was revealed Spencer officially raised a staggering £511,870.46 for Global’s Make Some Noise.
As the incredible sum was announced, Spencer exclaimed: ‘No way! That’s literally sky-rocketed!’
Spencer was then officially awarded his Guinness World Record for most marathon distances run on sand.
The official confirmed: ‘For the official Guinness World Record title for the most marathon distances completed on sand in one month, I can confirm after checking your evidence, you completed 30 you are officially amazing. Congratulations!’
As the whole room cheered, Spencer joked: ‘Thank you so much. I was just thinking it would be so awkward if he was like “actually you came up slightly short”.’
Last month, it was revealed Spencer officially raised a staggering £511,870.46 for Global’s Make Some Noise
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The TV star was greeted by his loved ones at the finish line in Jordan after the incredible feat which saw him run the equivalent of the entire length of the UK on sand in searing heat [pictured with wife Vogue Williams]
Spencer’s epic desert challenge saw him run over 42.2km or 26.2 miles, every single day
‘Is it fair to say that this is the biggest challenge you’ve ever had to do?’ asked JK.
‘Absolutely,’ confirmed Spencer: ‘Physically, mentally, overall it was one of the greatest experiences of my life and I will always remember it and look back on it really fondly.
‘But it was tough, you know?’
Overwhelmed he continued: ‘That’s insane. To be honest, the whole time that I was out there running, the charities were such a massive driver for me.
‘And, as I said earlier, the support and the generosity shown throughout the challenge was completely overwhelming.
‘And even just the messages on socials, I’ve never felt anything like that level of support for anything in my life. So, I can’t thank you all enough.’
Spencer is hoping the donations will continue to pour in as he added: ‘You know, I see this very much as – we only just finished this, I’m hoping for another few weeks of fundraising now.
‘I’m going to think about ways to continue to raise money for these incredible causes and the great work that Global’s Make Some Noise do.
Spencer added: ‘Physically, mentally, overall it was one of the greatest experiences of my life and I will always remember it and look back on it really fondly’
‘So, if you haven’t yet donated, please consider donating, all your money makes such a big difference to incredible families and children who really deserve the help, so please consider it.’
However, while he pushed his body to the limit and underwent an intense training regime for the incredible feat, Spencer is not done yet as he plans for another world record.
Speaking exclusively to The Mail as he crossed the finish line, the TV personality told how aside from his marriage to Vogue Williams and their three children, the charity marathons were his greatest physical and mental achievements.
He explained: ‘ If you’re excluding things like kids and marrying the perfect woman then yes, of course it is physically. Starting my business was obviously a big deal, but in terms of physical and mental achievement, yes, of course.
‘This is one of the greatest feelings of my life, succeeding in this.’