How The Wanted star Tom Parker found out about his brain tumour after having a seizure

Viewers of Pointless have been left emotional after an episode aired featuring Tom Parker, who tragically died earlier this week. The singer was 33 when he died after a battle with brain cancer, and tributes from his huge amount of fans and friends have flooded in since.

The Wanted hit song Gold Forever has re-entered the charts following the passing of band member Tom Parker earlier this week. Tom, 33, tragically died this week leaving behind his wife Kelsey, 32, and their two children: Aurelia, two, and Bodhi, one.

Max George has shared an emotional tribute for his best friend, Tom Parker, following his death earlier this week.Parker died at the age of 33 after battling a stage four glioblastoma brain tumour for almost two years.Sharing a string of photos of the pair of them, Max, 33, wrote: ‘Tom, my brother, my boy, my band mate, my best bud.. You lit up so many lives all over the world but I can only speak on behalf of mine.‘From the minute I met you, I knew this was gonna be a special chapter in my life. I was right.

Instagram to pen a heartbreaking tribute to Tom Parker following his death earlier in the week.The former Strictly Come Dancing star, 33, told how he is "heartbroken beyond words" after his bandmate's death on Thursday aged 33, nearly two years after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.In view of his 298,000 followers, Max paid tribute to his "brother", while sharing a series of snaps of himself and Tom together.He wrote: "Tom, my brother, my boy, my band mate, my best bud.. You lit up so many lives all over the world but I can only speak on behalf of mine."From the minute I met you, I knew this was gonna be a special chapter in my life.

Max George has broken his silence and paid a heartbreaking tribute to his bandmate Tom Parker, who sadly passed away on Wednesday following a battle with cancer.SEE: The Wanted's Tom Parker's unseen wedding video with wife Kelsey leaves fans in tears - watchMax shared a series of touching photos of him with his late friend that showed their close bond, including several where Max lifted Tom into the air, and others where they planted kisses onto each other's cheek. He ended his photo tribute with a solo photo of Tom who was lying in bed and looking straight into the camera.WATCH: Tom Parker emotionally reunites with his kids"Tom, my brother, my boy, my band mate, my best bud," the singer emotionally wrote. "You lit up so many lives all over the world but I can only speak on behalf of mine.READ: Michelle Keegan expresses her heartache after Tom Parker dies from brain cancerMORE: Charles Spencer makes heartfelt plea after Tom Parker's death"From the minute I met you, I knew this was gonna be a special chapter in my life.

The Wanted star Max George has penned a moving tribute to bandmate Tom Parker following the devastating loss of his 'best bud.' Father-of-two Tom tragically passed away on Wednesday at the age of 33 following a courageous battle with an inoperabe brain tumour.

DEVASTATED Max George has paid tribute to his best friend and The Wanted bandmate Tom Parker after the star's tragic death. The heartbroken singer shared photos of his pal alongside an emotional post that left their fans in tears today. He spoke about forming the band in 2009 and being there on the night Tom met his future wife Kelsey in a club.

READ MORE: The Wanted singer Tom Parker dead at 33 after brain tumour battle Kelsey said: “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we confirm Tom passed away peacefully earlier today with all of his family by his side. Our hearts are broken. Tom was the centre of our world and we can't imagine life without his infectious smile and energetic presence.

TOM Parker had an incredible response when asked about not seeing his kids grow up after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. The Wanted singer bravely addressed his future in a candid interview alongside his wife Kelsey, 32, last year.

Pointless Celebrities to air Tom Parker’s episode of the quiz show in tribute of The Wanted star, who died of a brain tumour this week. The Glad You Came hitmaker and his bandmate Max George appear in the episode, which was filmed last year and has been pulled forward following the news of his death. They make it to the final round, aiming to raise money for The Brain Tumour Charity and Brain Research UK.

Tom Parker's bandmate Max George has said his friend's death has left a "huge hole in his life" in a heartbreaking tribute.The Wanted singer tragically died on Wednesday after being diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2020 and tributes have since been pouring in for the star. Posting a gallery of images of the pair over the years, Tom's friend and bandmate Max expressed his heartbreak in a length tribute. Max wrote: "Tom, my brother, my boy, my band mate, my best bud..

Max George has broken his silence following the death of his bandmate Tom Parker.Tom tragically lost his life aged 33 on Wednesday (March 30) after a brutal battle with brain cancer.The singer left behind his loving wife Kelsey and two young children Bodhi and Aurelia.Max shared a series of sweet snaps of the pair on Instagram and captioned the post: "Tom, my brother, my boy, my band mate, my best bud. You lit up so many lives all over the world but I can only speak on behalf of mine."From the minute I met you, I knew this was gonna be a special chapter in my life. I was right.

The late Tom Parker will feature in the Saturday night episode of the BBC show Celebrity Pointless following his tragic death earlier this week. The Wanted star, who l ost his batter against brain cancer aged 33 on March 30 2022, joined forces with bandmate Max George to raise money for Brain Research UK and The Brain Tumour Charity.Tom, who has heartbreakingly left behind his wife Kelsey, 32, and their two children Aurelia, two, and Bodhi, one, and Max reportedly played against other stars including Greg McHugh and Kimberley Nixon, Ria Lina and Dom Joly and Ninia Benjamin and Dominic Holland.The late singer will feature in the episode set to air at 7.50pm on Saturday 2 April in a change to BBC to pay tribute to the singer after the show was originally planned to be aired next year with the change supported by his family.

TOM Parker’s last moments been revealed as he reportedly chose to listen to an Oasis song before passed away. The singer, 33, died on Wednesday afternoon after he was diagnosed with "inoperable" glioblastoma in October 2020. His wife, Kelsey Hardwick revealed her husband died surrounded by his family.

THE BBC have rescheduled Saturday night’s Celebrity Pointless which will now be a pre-recorded episode of the quiz featuring the late Tom Parker. The Wanted star, who tragically died of a brain tumour this week aged just 33, appeared on the BBC1 favourite with bandmate Max George.

Katie Price's ex Kieran Hayler has revealed what he last discussed with his pal Tom Parker prior to his death.Following the news of The Wanted star's tragic death, fans and friends flooded in to share tribute to the famous singer after his brave battle against cancer.Tom, who died aged 33, built up many friendships, including with Katie's ex Kieran, who revealed that they had recently been in touch when Tom quizzed Kieran on one of his recent getaways.Kieran shared a photo with Tom as he shared a heartbroken emoji and wrote: "@tomparkerofficial only just messaging me a few weeks ago about Mexico and now you're gone. So sad."He also reached out to Tom's wife Kelsey as he wrote: "Oh Kelsey this is heartbreaking.

supports HTML5 videoTom Parker broke down in tears as he discussed the moment he was told he had terminal cancer during his documentary, In My Head. The Wanted star, who died on Wednesday at the age of 33, had revealed he was on his own when he was told he had the incurable brain cancer which eventually claimed his life. He and wife Kelsey had revealed he had been well up until his diagnosis but had experienced seizures during a family trip to Norfolk. Tom had been taken to hospital on his own as it was at the height of the coronavirus pandemic and visitors were not allowed to go along with the patient, but had been assured he should be home within a few hours. It was there that he was told he had cancer, having to face the news on his own and struggling to believe he had stage four glioblastoma tumour at just 32 years old. He explained in the clip: ‘I was on my own in hospital because of Covid restrictions. So, there was literally nobody else there with me – I was alone.‘The doctors whipped around the curtain around my bed and told me I have a brain tumour, and I was like ‘No, you’ve got it wrong.

Former Westlife singer Brian McFadden has jetted off on a family holiday to sunny Mauritius. The 41 year old, who recently took to social media to pay tribute to Tom Parker, has been sharing videos and photos of the getaway on his Instagram with his 305,000 followers. Brian, who has been joined on the trip with his wife Danielle and their daughter Ruby Jean, showed off his sporty side as he cheered on Boyzone's Keith Duffy as he took part in the golfing competition Legends Tour.

SIVA Kaneswaran has shared a video of his The Wanted bandmate Tom Parker following his tragic death. Singer Tom passed away on Wednesday aged 33 after a battle with cancer and Siva, 33, took to Instagram today to share a memory of their time together.

After meeting outside a London nightclub in 2009, Tom Parker tied the knot to “soul mate” Kelsey Parker in a lavish ceremony in 2018. The Bolton-born singer, whose wife Kelsey announced the tragic news of his death earlier this week, married the “love of his life” at Ridge Farm in Surrey surrounded by friends and family. The occasion, which was exclusively covered by OK!, was dubbed “the best day of our lives” by Tom.

THE Wanted's Tom Parker vowed to beat an inoperable brain tumour in order to live as long as possible to see his children grow up. The singer, 33, passed away on Wednesday afternoon after he was diagnosed with "inoperable" glioblastoma in October 2020. Tom rose to fame as a member of chart-topping boy band The Wanted but revealed he had stage 4 glioblastoma in October 2020.