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Boyband singer Tom Parker who died from a brain tumour was remembered at a research centre where scientists are striving to find a cure for the devastating disease which ripped him from his family.

This is so, so sad.

Tom Parker's wife Kelsey Hardwick was seen supported by family as she followed her late husband's hearse on fan-lined streets. Tom Parker's funeral is taking place today, Wednesday 20 April, and in emotional scenes, The Wanted fans created a tree-lined procession through Petts Wood and around Queensway, South East London where the private service was held. Heartbroken Kelsey led The Wanted star on his final journey at his funeral, after his tragic death after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.

Liam Payne has been seen attending Tom Parker's funeral. As hundreds of emotional The Wanted fans lined the streets to say a final farewell to the star, One Direction's Liam could be seen saying his goodbyes. Liam, 28, wore a black suit and looked solemn as he joined other mourners.Tom's The Wanted bandmates carried his coffin and were filled in emotion in heartbreaking scenes.

Tom Parker's funeral is taking place today, Wednesday 20 April, and in emotional scenes, The Wanted fans created a tree-lined procession through Petts Wood and around Queensway, South East London where the private service was held.The star's wife Kelsey Hardwick previously revealed the service was taking place in Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church, and fans could watch the funeral via streaming on a screen outside.The mum-of-two also asked that flowers were not sent to the funeral service as the family had plans to arrange their own, and beautiful flora and fauna were revealed instead. Kelsey looked incredibly brave as she was first spotted flanked by her parents either side holding her hands. The mum-of-two wore sunglasses to cover her face but it was clear she was crying as she walked up the road behind her late husband.

Kelsey Hardwick has revealed the funeral plans for her late husband Tom Parker today and has invited fans to gather on the streets ahead of the ceremony to pay their respects.  Tom passed away on 30 March at the age of 33 from a brain cancer called glioblastoma after being diagnosed with the inoperable stage four disease in October 2020. He left behind wife Kelsey and their two young children, daughter Aurelia, two, and son Bodhi, one.

Tom Parker’s wife Kelsey Hardwick has shared a heartbreaking post in which she spoke about her late partner visiting their daughter. The widow of The Wanted star, who sadly died at the age of 33 from a brain tumour, took to social media to share a picture of their daughter Aurelia dressed in pink. In the picture, two-year-old Aurelia gazed at a white feather that she gently held in her hand.

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.

Tom Parker has been praised by charities for his fundraising work before his death from brain cancer.The Wanted star, 33, died on Wednesday (March 30) after a brave battle with the disease.The dad was hailed for the “amazing” job he did to raise awareness of the condition and fundraise since revealing he had an inoperable tumour two years ago.National Brain Appeal boss Theresa Dauncey told the BBC: “Tom was a fantastic spokesperson, and he chose to bring attention to the lack of funding.“He was amazing, honest and positive.”Ms Dauncey believes Tom drew attention to “solutions and treatments over his illness”, adding that “so many people would have just shut the doors, locked everyone out and wanted to just stick with their family and friends”.She said the singer “got people together, made a documentary, had a concert [and] brought so many people’s attention to this sort of terrible lack of awareness”.Hugh Adams, from Brain Tumour Research, said Parker speaking so “openly and honestly” had “helped to raise awareness of the devastation caused by brain tumours”.He said: “We remember Tom for his passion, intelligence, eloquence and determination in the face of such adversity and will continue to remember him as we focus on our vision of finding a cure for all types of brain tumours.”The star was given just 18 months to live when he was diagnosed in 2020.But brave Tom beat the odds after several gruelling rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions.He spoke to MPs in the House of Commons in December, telling them: “I’m staggered they can find a cure for Covid within a year but, for decades on end, they haven’t found better treatments let alone a cure for brain tumours.”The singer’s wife Kelsey Hardwick, 32, who had

"You might have thought Tom would opt for something by The Wanted but Oasis' Live Forever sums him up perfectly - he was a rockstar," a source revealed.The 1994 hit, which had been released when Tom was merely five years old, was a representation of how he felt about life.The source elaborated that the track was "a real anthem to strength and defiance" and portrayed "how he wants to be remembered".Finally, they added to The Sun: "Like the track says, Tom really will live forever in his children, his fans and his music."His passion for life prevailed until the end, with Tom even appearing on stage with his group, with whom he has been performing since 2009, in the lead-up to his death.His final performance had taken place on March 17th in Liverpool, barely two weeks before the tragedy.The increasingly frail star had been too weak to sing the words to his best known hits, but was delighted to be onstage with his bandmates in a throwback to the good old days.He instead received help from his band and the audience as the visibly emotional vocalist mouthed along with the words.Sadly one of Tom's eyes was forced shut at his final performance due to the progression of his tumour, but he was determined to continue, simply wearing sunglasses to disguise it.It had been reported that his health and strength had drastically deteriorated during the final days of his life, but that he had no regrets as he was simply glad to be performing - the activity he'd always loved best.Tom left behind family including his wife Kelsey Hardwick and two young children, daughter Aurelia and son Bodhi.Yesterday his devastated spouse had taken to Instagram to announce his death."It is with the heaviest of hearts that we confirm Tom passed away

TOM Parker's wife Kelsey has shared a beautiful photo of the singer with their two children just hours after his tragic death. Kelsey Hardwick, 31, shared the snap on her Instagram story as she reposted messages of condolences from friends.

his death this week aged 33. Yesterday Parker’s wife Kelsey Hardwick confirmed the heartbreaking news that The Wanted singer died surrounded by his family and bandmates on Wednesday morning, 18 months after he was diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour.

Tom Parker has been celebrated by his wife Kelsey Hardwick.Tom tragically died two years after being diagnosed with a brain tumour, and Kelsey shared some funny voice notes from friends on her Instagram Story. In them Tom encourages her to follow her dancing dream.Along with a string of pictures, Tom and Kelsey's friend posted two short voice notes, with the person replying with loads of laughing emojis before adding: "Hahahahahaaha that's fully cracked me up thank you."Kelsey shared the post to her own story, captioning it: "This is Tom Parker everyone, he changed so many lives in such a small amount of time.

Michelle Keegan has expressed her sadness following the death of The Wanted singer Tom Parker.MORE: Celebrities pay tribute as The Wanted's Tom Parker diesThe actress, who once dated Tom's bandmate Max George, penned a heartfelt message to the late star's wife Kelsey Hardwick. Alongside a photo, Michelle wrote: "Absolutely heartbroken for Kelsey, his beautiful babies, family and everyone who knew Tom.WATCH: Tom Parker stars in funny video with wife and baby girl"What a truly special guy.

Good Morning Britain took an emotional turn on Thursday (March 31) after Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard shared a special tribute to Tom Parker following his tragic death.The presenters discussed The Wanted musician in detail after he lost his battle with terminal brain cancer at the age of 33.Appearing evidently saddened by the news, Susanna expressed that Tom appeared on the ITV show during the Christmas period and he seemed to be doing well.However, she was shocked to see how quickly he deteriorated after four months.Discussing Tom and his band members, Ben mentioned that they made plans to continue touring and it was "lovely" to see them together.Susanna agreed and said: "It was very noticeable how much they cared for him behind the scenes as well, even though he still had lots of energy."As her voice trembled, Susanna added: "He was smiling and laughing, they really had that arm around him the whole time they were there."Look, we are so sad about Tom. Tragically young, 33 years old, incredibly cruel what has happened to him."We send our love to the band, the team around him and especially to Kelsey and the children."Terribly sad news this morning."On Wednesday Tom's wife, Kelsey Hardwick took to Instagram to share their sad news to fans.She penned: "Our hearts are broken." "Tom was the centre of our world.

The Wanted‘s Tom Parker has died after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020. His wife, Kelsey Hardwick, shared the sad news on Wednesday. He was 33 years old.

Tom Parker has died from brain cancer at the age of 33, his wife Kelsey Hardwick has confirmed.The late star’s bandmate Siva Kaneswaran has now paid tribute to Tom in an emotional Instagram post. In view of his 251,000 Instagram followers Siva wrote: “Hey Tom, hope you’re having a blast up there. “I am so grateful that I had a chance to witness your true courage. “It has been a pleasure of my life Tommy Boy.Thank you for letting us see you light up the world. “Talk to you soon and see you later.

Janet W. Lee Tom Parker, a singer for the British-Irish band The Wanted, has died after being diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor. He was 33.Parker’s wife Kelsey Hardwick shared the news on Instagram Wednesday, writing, “It is with the heaviest of hearts that we confirm Tom passed away peacefully earlier today with all of his family by his side.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has died after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor in 2020. His wife, Kelsey Hardwick, shared the sad news on Wednesday. He was 33 years old.In an Instagram post, Hardwick said he died on Wednesday with family by his side.

Tom Parker, founding member of popular UK boy band The Wanted, has died aged 33 of a brain tumor.

Instagram account with his 300,000 followers.The Glad You Came singer stressed that the new book was “not about dying: It's a book about living".The video featured an animation of a book with flipping pages, with clips of important moments in Tom's life playing on them. Some of the clips show Tom with his wife, Kelsey Hardwick, and their children Aurelia, two, and son Bodhi, one.Tom’s The Wanted bandmates also featured alongside him in parts of the video.He captioned the post: “Hi, I’m Tom Parker, a lot of you know me as one fifth of The Wanted, but I am also a father, a husband, and a son, that’s battling brain cancer.“My book, coming this July, is not about dying: It's a book about living.“It's a book about finding hope in whatever situation you're dealt, and living your best life no matter what.”Tom concluded: “It will show you how having faith in hope and daring to dream means you can carry on, against all odds.