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Race Across the World star dies year after son
Former TV contestant, Jo Gardiner, 61, dies of cancer one year after her son's death in a crash.
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Deadline
Jo Gardiner Dies: ‘Race Across The World’ Star Passes A Year After Son’s Death
WorldPingJo Gardiner, star of the second season of Race Across the World, has died. She was 61. Gardiner’s family said she died after a “long and courageous battle with cancer.” Her passing comes a year after her son, Sam, lost his life in a car crash in 2025.
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Hayley Atwell Says Peggy Carter Getting “Frisbeed To Death” In ‘Doctor Strange’ Was “A Complete Disservice To The Character”
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On Donetsk’s ‘life or death’ highway with the Khyzhak brigade – photo essay
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