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Tom Parker is said to have chosen the 'perfect' song to play as he passed away with his loved ones by his side.

Siva Kaneswaran has shared his own personal tribute to his The Wanted bandmate Tom Parker following his tragic death, aged 33 - 17 months after he bravely announced he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.

Tom Parker's final performance with his bandmates has been shared countless times on social media since his passing.The band's fans have taken to Twitter to re-share videos of the band's recent gigs which see Tom perform alongside his bandmates for the last few times.The singer tragically passed away on March 30, aged 33, after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour in 2020.Tom and his bandmates Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaran and Jay McGuiness have recently toured together following his cancer treatment.Despite the singer being unable to complete the entire tour, Tom was able to make it on stage and surprise fans in Birmingham on Monday March 7 for one of his last performances.Tom could be seen sitting on a throne alongside his bandmates as they sang their hit song Gold Forever in a clip shared on social media. Mourning fans have since shared their heartfelt condolences.One fan wrote: "Actually can't believe it's over all of them looking at Tom.

he died on Wednesday surrounded by his family and bandmates, a statement released by the boyband said. Tom disclosed in October 2020 that he had been diagnosed with stage four glioblastoma and had begun radiotherapy and chemotherapy. Tom achieved great success as a member of one of the UK’s chart-topping boy bands, later going on to triumph on stage and television.

The Wanted's recent tour will always be remembered by fans for the bravery of Tom Parker, who still appeared on stage despite his cancer battle.The band embarked on a UK tour at the beginning of March, performing in over ten different cities across the country, including London, Manchester and Birmingham. Tom was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020, and had been undergoing gruelling treatment ever since, including chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

Tom Parker apparently played Oasis' Live Forever as he passed away.The Wanted singer and father-of-two passed away on Wednesday aged 33, after battling an inoperable brain tumour for over a year.Tom was a huge fan of Oasis, with their hit Wonderwall said to be the first song he ever learned to play on the guitar. And according to The Sun he picked their classic 1994 track to listen to in his final moments.

Tom Parker auditioned for the X Factor almost 20 years ago but, despite him not making it past the first round, the late dad-of-two didn’t let that stop him from pursuing his dreams.The singer developed a passion for music in his teens, and learnt how to play the guitar at 16. He then went on to audition for the X Factor, but reportedly Simon Cowell stopped Tom halfway through his performance of Westlife’s Flying Without Wings.

Tom Parker’s wife Kelsey posted a heartfelt public about the star message days before his passing. The Wanted star died on March 30 aged 33 after a battle with brain cancer.Tom and his band have recently toured together and Kelsey shared a sweet message on her Instagram profile after her husband joined them on stage.The picture showed the singer sitting on a throne, wearing a pair of sunglasses as his loving bandmates surrounded him, a snapshot of happiness during such a dark time for the band.Kelsey’s caption read: “That’s my husband.

Tom Parker has passed away from a brain tumour aged 33, leaving behind his wife Kelsey, 32, and their two children: Aurelia, two, and Bodhi, one. Before his heartbreaking death the star had shared a tribute to his bandmates, calling them the "dream team," followed by a heart emoji. The late star posed on a chair inbetween his The Wanted bandmates and wore a grin and he was pictured looking happy.

The Wanted fans have taken to social media to share videos of Tom Parker at the band's recent final gigs. Tom, 33, tragically passed away today aged 33, after being diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2020. Just days before his death, Tom had been performing with his bandmates Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaran and Jay McGuiness on stage.

Tom Parker sent a heartfelt message to his beloved bandmates before his tragic and untimely death.The beloved singer sadly passed away aged 33 after losing his battle with cancer - two years after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.The star had previously undergone chemotherapy and radiotherapy in a bid to prolong his life.However, in his final social media post, the pop star paid a sweet tribute to his fellow bandmates - calling them the "Dream Team".Taking to Instagram on Monday (March 28), Tom shared a heartwarming snap which showed him up on stage with the boys - a powerful pic of the special moment he joined them at one of their gigs during their greatest hits tour.In the photo, Tom could be seen sitting on a custom throne next to his pals Max George, Nathan Sykes, Jay McGuiness and Siva Kaneswaran.Tom's Wanted pals shared the love in the comment section, with Mag commenting a series of love-heart emojis on the photo.Tom had been using a wheelchair after undergoing treatment for his brain tumour, but it certainly didn't stop him dazzling the crowd.Parker had been forced to miss the start of the group's Most Wanted tour as he went in for treatment in Spain.The heartbreaking news of Tom's passing was confirmed by his wife Kelsey, who shared a series of snaps of the star.She wrote: "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 of him."The mum-of-two added: "We are truly thankful for the outpouring of love and support and ask that we all unite to ensure Tom's light continues to shine for his

We’re afraid we have terrible news.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has died at the age of 33 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour.

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.

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

Tom Parker after a string of ‘concerning’ social media posts from his bandmates.The iconic boy-band wrapped up their live tour this weekend after reuniting for the first time in seven years after an extended hiatus.And the Glad You Came hitmakers performed all their greatest hits, with Tom Parker joining them on stage sat atop a stunning throne for the performance.The band has also announced an extra gig after live horse racing in the summer.They initially reunited at Tom Parker’s Inside My Head concert in September 2021, to raise awareness and proceeds for Stand Up To Cancer with Channel 4.And now his bandmates have all posted the same message on social media - while Tom, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October 2020 - has stayed resolutely silent.Max George, Jay McGuinness, Siva Kaneswaran and Nathan Sykes have all posted various snaps of all five lads together, with the caption: "Dream team."Jay followed up: "It’s the boys!"Though the foursome all seemed happy and rather exhilarated after finishing up the tour, the move has sparked concern from fans due to Tom’s continued silence.Meanwhile, Tom’s last Instagram post came almost a week ago with the announcement of his new book - which he promises "is not about dying; it’s a book about living".Taking to Twitter, one worried fan prodded Tom: "C’mon @TomParker your turn. Dream team?"As someone else wondered: "What is this Dream Team thing all about?""Your turn? Dream Team? @TomParker love you LOTS!" a third tweeted.As someone else said: "What’s happening? I’m worried #TheWanted."Another quickly penned: "I know everyone’s worried, we might be panicking for no reason at all, but despite what happens, they’ve given us so much.

Tom Parker beamed with joy after his bandmates shared some positive news with fans on the final night of their Greatest Hits tour.It comes as the five-piece group celebrated their chart-topping career on a nationwide tour, despite Tom's devastating inoperable brain tumour diagnosis in October 2020.The group consisting of Max George, 33, Tom, 33, Nathan Sykes, 28, Siva Kaneswaren, 33, and Jay McGuiness, 31, took to the stage performing hits including All Time Low and Walks Like Rihanna, much to the delight of fans.Despite his ongoing health struggles, Tom made the decision to join his pals for their closing numbers, Glad You Came and Gold Forever.A source told us: "Max told fans that this wouldn't be the last we would see of The Wanted, the group were really positive about their future and seemed optimistic about it."They performed as a four-piece until the final two songs when Tom appeared, sitting on a throne wearing sunglasses, a wardrobe change that his bandmates also joined in with."They added: "Despite his condition, he was in such high spirits and seemed overjoyed to be on stage but became rather emotional which is totally understandable."When Max was telling fans this isn't the last, Siva piped up adding that the heart vacancy girls might be the last of the tour but there'll be many more to come."This was echoed by Jay who told fans they need to "keep their eyes peeled" for future news, who later confirmed this on social media. Performing to a packed crowd at Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena, the group went one step further and brought out EastEnders actress, Maisie Smith, as Max's heart vacancy girl.

TOM Parker hailed a hero by his The Wanted bandmates after he reunited with them on stage in Liverpool. The pop group belted out their greatest hits to yet another rapturous crowd in their second last show of The Wanted's reunion tour as Tom triumphantly joined them atop a throne.

THE Wanted have rallied around their bandmate Tom Parker for two years as the star battles cancer. The dad-of-two has undergone numerous rounds of chemotherapy and radiotherapy since being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020.

Tom Parker has been seen using a wheelchair following his return from a cancer treatment facility in Spain.Earlier this week, the singer made an emotional return to the stage with his The Wanted bandmates at their Bournemouth gig after he was forced to pull out of several shows due to intense cancer treatment.The dad-of-two joined Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaren and Jay McGuinness, emerging from underground while sitting on a throne. Bandmate Siva took over his lines in their hit song, Glad You Came while he sat with a pair of sunglasses on.Now, Strictly star Max George has shared behind-the-scenes snaps with his pal, who was left sitting in a wheelchair.The Walks Like Rihanna singer was wearing a leather jacket along with a pair of black aviator style Ray-Bans and a cream beanie hat as he offered a peace sign towards the camera.Captioning his post, Max typed: "I mean...

Tom Parker battles an inoperable grade-four brain tumour. The group have embarked on their first arena tour in eight years and, following three weeks of specialist medical care in Spain, Tom was back on stage with his bandmates on Monday and sat on a throne.Bandmate Nathan Sykes says: “It’s emotional.