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  “I’d love to think I’ve got 20 years and that I’ll hit 100. “Realistically, though? I’ve got maybe 10 years.“I’m looking forward to getting back on stage, and it’s a lot easier thinking about that since we got the vaccine.”Tom also opened up about his late wife Linda Trenchard’s death, admitting he saw a grief counsellor to discuss his guilt. Sir Tom lost his wife Linda back in April 2016 after a battle with cancer.The Voice UK coach said: “When Linda was well, I’d recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s song What Good Am I.“The last verse says, ‘If I just turn my back while you silently die, what good am I?’“I was thinking, ‘Did I stand by and let Linda die?’”He continued: “I was bothered about that, and I knew that was going to be the hardest

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has spoken candidly about his late wife Linda Trenchard’s death, admitting he saw a grief counsellor to discuss his guilt.The star detailed how he wondered if he stood by and “let Linda die” in an exclusive interview in Saturday's Daily Express newspaper.Sir Tom lost his wife Linda, Lady Woodward, back in April 2016 after a short battle with cancer.The crooner has now opened up about how he felt guilty following her death and wondered if he could have done more.He explained how he met with a grief counsellor as he worried he may have been able to get Linda diagnosed earlier if they’d lived in the UK.Sir Tom said: “When Linda was well, I’d recorded a cover of Bob Dylan’s song What Good Am I.“The last verse says, ‘If I just

 A month later, they welcomed their only child, Mark (Woodward) into the world, who is now Sir Tom’s manager.Linda died of incurable lung cancer in 2016. Sir Tom told The Sun that recording the album has been helpful in his grief recovery process and he is now looking forward to performing his new songs on tour.He explained: “My therapist said time will heal, and it has. I’m in a position now where everything is bright. “I’ve come out of that cloud I was in and this new album has helped well.“It’s just the Covid thing that stopped me.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Tom Jones lived the high life in LA for 41 years, most of those spent with his beloved wife Linda, who sadly passed away in 2016 after a short battle with lung cancer. He made a surprise return to the UK under Linda's dying wishes, however there is another sweet reason he left his home of 19 years, and that was to be closer to his family.

Off the Wall and Thriller, lived around the corner from me.“So he used to pass the house to see Quincy and one day he rang the bell with his sister La Toya and said, ‘I’ve finally plucked up enough courage to ring your bell and say hello’.“I said, ‘Sure. You can come and see me whenever I’m here’," he added to The Guardian.The rockstar admitted Michael was in awe of his work and his career.He continued: “He was just like a kid.

 They're given to people at a high risk of getting clots, to reduce their chances of developing serious conditions such as strokes and heart attacks.Tom divulged in response to Jo’s questions: “Well, I take a multivitamin of course and Vitamin D I take for the sun, if you’re lacking in sunshine, and Vitamin C. “I take a thing called Emergen-C, which is a lot of [vitamins] E and C, and it’s like powder form, you know, you just stick it in a glass of water and drink it, so that’s easy, and that’s about it.The Delilah hitmaker added: “I take a blood-thinner, because when you get older your blood gets a bit thick.“So I take a blood-thinner, but that’s all the medication I take, thank God!”Tom also gave an insight into his fitness routine,

 Jo also asked the crooner if Linda would have liked his London apartment. “She would love it,” Tom replied.

Tom Jones has opened up about his late wife Linda's death, detailing what he was told by his therapist.The Welsh crooner's spouse lost her battle with lung cancer five years ago.The 80-year-old has now spoken candidly about the "lowest point of his life".He and his other half had been married for 59 years when she died.It will be half a decade since she passed next Saturday, and Tom has told of his guilt."I honestly didn’t think I was going to get through it," the legendary singer commented.He then stated how he sought professional help to work through his feelings.Tom continued: "I had to go and see a grief therapist because I kept thinking, 'Did I do enough?"'Was I on the case? Did she slip away without me really realising what was

It’s Not Unusual hitmaker was married to Lady Melinda Rose Woodward for 59 years, before she died of lung cancer in 2016.Following her death, Sir Tom went to see a counsellor and worried there was more he could have done. ‘I honestly didn’t think I was going to get through it,’ he said.

Tom Jones said he thought he might not be able to go on without his late wife Linda.

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has revealed his grief and guilt almost five years on from the death of his late wife Linda (Melinda) Trenchard.The Voice UK coach explained the loss of his spouse was “the lowest part” of his life and left him wondering if he had “done enough” to try saving her.Opening up on his heartbreak, Tom said: “Losing Linda five years ago was the lowest part of my life. “I honestly didn’t think I was going to get through it. “I had to go and see a grief therapist because I kept thinking, ‘Did I do enough? Was I on the case? Did she slip away without me really realising what was happening?’“But the therapist said, ‘No, she had lung cancer, there is nothing you could have done'.”Tom shared even now he feels Linda’s presence,

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has just finished the latest season of The Voice as well as recently dropping a new album for his fans.

Sir Tom Jones is leading the charge to save the music festival season – saying it will be "magnificent" to be back on stage again.

Sir Tom Jones spoke candidly about his younger years residing in Wales with his late wife Melinda Trenchard, known as “Lady Linda”.The couple, who tied the knot in 1957, also welcomed their son Mark Woodward the same year, when the crooner was just 17-years-old.The Voice UK judge explained that he "needed to make money" for his young family and had no interest in pursuing a music career immediately.The Sex Bomb hitmaker went to work in a paper mill as a labourer, where he earned a "man's wage" at the time.The legendary crooner recalled the moment an ex-British army veteran issued a stark warning to the new dad.Speaking in a new interview, Tom said: "One evening the old man on the machine next to me asked, 'What are you doing here at such a

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has recalled the first time he made money out of being a musician as a young boy living in Wales.The Voice UK coach was 10-years-old singing at his cousin’s wedding in Pontypridd when one of the guests took off his cap and placed it in front of Tom for people to place their spare change in.Opening up on the first cash sum he received for his craft, Tom shared: “It would have been a wedding. “Lots of my cousins got married and so whole families who didn’t know me would see my singing at those.“I remember once, I was singing at my cousin’s house, in the front room, because after the wedding we’d all go back to the house, and this fella from the other side took his flat cap off, put it on the floor and said, “Hey, this boy

Sir Tom Jones, 80, has opened up on the early years of his performing career when he needed to earn money to support his young family.The Voice UK coach admits he had to put “100 per cent” into becoming a successful singer, which is a “hard thing” to accomplish when you have a wife and child to look after.Tom’s act on The Voice UK this year was Hannah Williams, who is a mum-of-one trying to succeed in the music industry.Hannah splits her time between her home in Winchester and being on the road with her group Hannah Williams & The Affirmations.Tom related to his protege’s story as he shared how Hannah’s story mirrored his own.He said: “You've got to put 100 per cent into it.

"I don't think she really enjoyed getting out and about, and I think she was happy with being in the house."He added: "Linda is the love of my life, and she still is, even though she doesn't look like she did.

Sex Bomb star was propelled to superstardom in the Sixties after the release of It’s Not Unusual.To many he was considered a sex symbol due to his provocative dancing and “husky” voice.Sir Tom claimed to have slept with up to 250 women-a-year at the height of his fame – but throughout his antics remained married to Linda.The singer, who stars in The Voice final this weekend, met his wife of 59 years when he was 12 years old and four years later the pair married.Sir Tom has often described Linda as an “unbelievable woman” and after her death from lung cancer five years ago, doubted he could fall in love again. When asked whether a future romance could be on the cards, he said: “No, I don’t think so.”In Sir Tom’s 2015 autobiography Over The

The Voice UK Coach Sir Tom Jones, 80, has re-worked Bob Dylan’s song More Cup Of Coffee on his new album Surrounded By Time.The singer said particular lyrics from the hit remind him of his youth.

Tom Jones might now live in an apartment in London, but from 1988 to 1998, the singer and his late wife Linda resided in a mammoth mansion in Glamorgan, Wales.The property, named Llywynddu House, was put on the market for £2.6million in 2019, and past photos show exactly how big it is.SEE: Tom Jones’ late wife insisted he live here over £6.5million LA mansion Tom Jones' former home in WalesIt's located in Cowbridge, the Vale of Glamorgan, surrounded by acres of countryside, including its very own on-site leisure centre, stables and floodlit tennis courts.Inside, the home has a total of five bedrooms, as well as a games room with a large pool table, a private bar with several seating areas, and a home cinema complete with a projector screen

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