Kelsey Parker emotionally recalls telling daughter 'angels were coming to take daddy'

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Glastonbury 2022’s Pyramid Stage line-up.The band will play the festival’s main stage on the festival’s Sunday morning (June 26) to deliver an anti-war message.They’ve called themselves “ambassadors of free Ukraine” and have punctuated concerts with cries of “Stop Putin!” and “No war!” (via BBC News).DakhaBrakha are currently donating proceeds from their shows to help the Ukrainian army.Meanwhile, Kalush Orchestra‘s Eurovision trophy has been auctioned off online to raise funds to buy drones for Ukraine’s ongoing war against Russia.The Ukrainian rap group triumphed over the UK’s Sam Ryder at the Turin, Italy ceremony earlier this month, receiving a massive portion of the public vote.As BBC News reports, the winning trophy – a crystal microphone – has now been auctioned off on Facebook with the aim of buying drones for Ukraine’s armed forces with the proceeds.Coinciding with a performance from the band at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate – a building often symbolising peace and unity within Europe – for a charity event, the trophy was sold for $900,000 (£712,000).Kalush Orchestra were the bookies’ favourites for Eurovision glory with their rousing folk-rap song ‘Stefania’ before they went on to take the top spot by scoring a massive 631 points – largely from the public vote – to overhaul the UK who were winning after the jury votes at the grand final in Turin.It’s tradition for the winning nation of Eurovision to host the competition the following year.Due to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine at the hands of Russia, much doubt has been cast over whether the country will be in a position to be able to do so.

Acting Your Age Campaign (AYAC), which was founded four years ago by Nicky Clark, is calling for equal representation in the UK between men and women aged over 45.Women in the UK only have a “shelf life” on screen while their male colleagues have a “whole life”, the letter claims while outlining the campaign’s wishes for a “parity pledge” to help tackle “entrenched” ageism in the entertainment industry.Juliet Stevenson, Meera Syal, David Tennant, Lesley Manville and Sanjeev Bhaskar are also among the letter’s 100+ signatories.“Today’s in-demand young actress is tomorrow’s unemployed middle-aged actress,” part of the letter reads. “We are fighting to ensure that our generation of excluded women is the last generation of excluded women.“Ageism targeting women is an entrenched industry staple that is outdated, harmful and neglects the millions of audience members who appreciate seeing women over 45 telling the stories of our lives.AYAC has laid out multiple recommendations for broadcast and production company commissioners, as well as for those working in news and current affairs.

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Kelsey Parker has described cancer-stricken Deborah James as a “pillar of strength” for her late husband Tom, who tragically died in March after a battle with brain cancer. Deborah, 40, heartbreakingly wrote a “goodbye” post to Instagram on Monday, revealing that her body had “stopped playing ball” and revealed she had moved to hospice at home care and said that “nobody knows how long I’ve got left”. Deborah, who has relentlessly campaigned to raise awareness about bowel cancer, and to raise donations for cancer research, asked her followers to donate to her Bowel Babe Fund by buying “me a drink [the cost of which to be donated] to see me out of this world”.

Spice Girls star Mel B was overflowing with pride on Monday night as she appeared at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre to cheer on her daughter Phoenix Gulzar Brown during The Games. Phoenix, 23, is competing in the ITV sporting series, which sees 12 celebrities battle it out over a week of live programming as they take on a variety of Olympic events including diving, cycling, running and weightlifting.

ITV The Games star Max George has shared a fresh touching tribute to The Wanted bandmate Tom Parker with an unseen photo. He wrote: "Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends leave footprints in your heart.

Max George has shared a touching tribute to his late bandmate and friend Tom Parker after his death.The Wanted star passed away at the age of 33 on 30 March after battling an inoperable brain tumour he was diagnosed with in 2020, leaving behind Kelsey and their two young children. Now, several weeks after his death and funeral, Max, 33, has taken to his Instagram feed to post a previously unseen photograph of himself with Tom. In the dark snap, Max can be seen wearing a white T-shirt as he wraps an arm around Tom, who appears happy and relaxed as they sit and pose together.The pair could be seen smiling as Max did a thumbs up for the camera before the star wrote about "true friends" in the caption.

The widow of Tom Parker opened up about the heartbreaking moment she had to tell her young children their father was dying.

The BAFTA TV Awards 2022 got underway on Sunday night and it saw some of TV’s biggest stars come together to celebrate the best moments in television. Emotions were high, though, as the awards show paid tribute to TV stars that have passed away in the last year, including Jamal Edwards, Tom Parker and Sarah Harding. SBTV founder Jamal passed away aged 31 in February from a sudden heart attack.

The widow of The Wanted star Tom Parker, has shared a sweet clip of her being reunited with her two children and reveals she’s “proud she stayed strong” following her first interview since her husband’s death. Tom died aged 33 on 30 March after battling an inoperable brain tumour he was diagnosed with in 2020, leaving behind Kelsey, 32, and their two young children, two year old Aurelia Rose and one year old Bodhi Thomas. Kelsey was away from her children on Friday as she went to take part in her first interview following Tom’s death on Loose Women and shared the sweet clip as she was reunited them.

Kelsey Parker has revealed her struggle to carry on during late husband Tom Parker’s final days, before witnessing his 'magical' final moment.The Wanted star died aged 33 on 30 March after battling an inoperable brain tumour he was diagnosed with in 2020, leaving behind Kelsey and their two young children. Now Kelsey has opened up about how she coped in the days leading up to her husband's passing.The young widow told Loose Women on Friday she found it “really, really tough” when Tom entered a hospice at the end.The 32-year-old said she struggled to get up some mornings to visit her husband as he became sicker but somehow mustered the strength to be at his side.

Kelsey Parker has revealed that her late husband Tom Parker’s death came as a shock, despite his terminal cancer diagnosis. The Wanted boyband member, Tom, tragically passed away in March aged just 33 after an 18-month battle with brain cancer. Kelsey, 32, bravely spoke about Tom on ITV’s Loose Women today, in her first television interview since his death.

BBC Radio’s Adele Roberts has been in bits after she saw a video of The Wanted’s Tom Parker before his death, all whilst she battles bowel cancer herself.The 43-year-old presenter received her diagnosis back in October 2021 and has had to take time off for surgery and chemotherapy.Adele, who has been on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and Celebrity Big Brother, recently revealed to her fans that she is about to have her last chemotherapy session.She frequently updates her concerned and supportive fans via her Instagram stories.Roberts recently uploaded a video where she cried about former The Wanted singer Tom Parker, who died from brain cancer in March aged 33.She said: “So just been to the gym this morning to prepare my body for the -” and she paused to gain her composure.Adele then continued on: “Sorry, my final round of chemotherapy.

Radio DJ Adele Roberts was left in tears after watching a video of the late Tom Parker as she enters her final round of chemotherapy in her own battle against bowel cancer.The Wanted's Tom, 33, passed away from brain cancer in March and a teary-eyed Adele shared an update of her own cancer journey after watching a video of the late star. Adele, 43, has been candid about her battle with bowel cancer after she revealed her diagnosis in October 2021 and she shared with fans that she wished she could have met the late Tom before his death earlier this year.

ADELE Roberts broke down in tears after watching a video of late Tom Parker amid her own cancer battle. The radio presenter, 43, revealed that she had bowel cancer in October 2021.

Kelsey Parker will be leaning on The Wanted following the sad passing of her husband, Tom Parker, just a few weeks ago.

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