The Wanted: Last News

Tom Parker died on Wednesday March 30 at age 33, after a battle with brain cancer. The Wanted singer’s wife Kelsey shared the news of his passing in a heartbreaking Instagram post. She wrote that he’d been surrounded by his family when he peacefully died. Kelsey thanked those who helped with his treatment in a touching statement. “Thank you to everyone who has supported in his care throughout, he fought until the very end,” she wrote.

The Wanted star Tom Parker has died at the age of 33, it was announced on Wednesday. Tom's wife Kelsey posted a tribute to her husband to Instagram as she shared the tragic news.MORE: Tom Parker announces he's writing a book about his cancer battlePosting a black-and-white picture of her husband, 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.

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. Announcing the devastating news, Kelsey took to Instagram on Wednesday 30 March. 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.

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.

Reports suggested this week that The Wanted star Max George and Stacey Giggs had split after four years together. Now, a source has told OK! that the pair had simply "lost their spark" before going their separate ways. Speaking exclusively to OK!, a source said: "They basically just grew apart.There's quite an age gap between Stacey and Max and it started to feel more like a mother and son relationship." Our source added that since Max had been back on tour with The Wanted, things had changed for the former couple.

Tom Parker has been pictured using a wheelchair as he defiantly tours with his band amid his ongoing cancer battle.The Wanted singer, 33, has been bravely fighting an inoperable brain tumour since he was diagnosed with it in 2020. He has been incredibly open about his journey so far. Singer Tom recently announced he wouldn't be able to perform on The Wanted's reunion tour but later delighted fans with a surprise appearance on stage with his bandmates.

The Wanted fans were delighted as Tom Parker made a surprise appearance at the band's Birmingham show on Monday evening. Earlier this month, 33 year old Tom explained that he had to pull out of the band's first concerts as he continues to fight cancer while receiving experimental treatment in Spain. And fans at the concert couldn't contain their excitement as they realised Tom was now back in the UK following a month's worth of treatment at the specialist clinic abroad.

forced to pull out of the tour to undergo cancer treatment.The star has been battling an incurable stage four brain tumour.After spending three weeks in Spain for his treatment, Tom, 33, was able to reunite with his bandmates Max George, Nathan Sykes, Siva Kaneswaran, and Jay McGuinness in an emotional moment on Monday night.Just before the boys ended the show with their hit Glad You Came, Tom appeared on stage, seated in a throne, with Nathan telling the crowd: ‘Give it up for Tom Parker!’Fans definitely gave the star the welcome he deserved, chanting his name.Nathan went on: ‘As you guys can probably tell there is a massive space in this band tonight. And we love Tom as much as you do. ‘In fact we’ll be big headed and say that we love him slightly more, which is a lot.

Tom Parker has unfortunately been forced to pull out of The Wanted's first concerts as he continues to fight cancer.The singer is still receiving experimental treatment in Spain, but the boyband is due to kick off their return with the start of their UK tour in Glasgow this evening, Thursday 3 March.The 33 year old, who is currently staying in a private hospital in the European country, had hoped to return in time to perform with his bandmates. But sadly, logistical issues with the treatment schedule have meant he will need to continue the programme for a few more days.Tom, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2020, initially old his fans the grade four glioblastoma was inoperable, and as a result, terminal.

Lorraine Kelly has proudly revealed she has shed a whopping 11lbs on a new diet plan.The 62 year old television personality embarked on a health kick with the WW weight loss plan after going from a dress size 10 to a 14 over the pandemic. And mother-of-one Lorraine couldn't help but beam as she shared an image with her mentor Suzy on Instagram to mark her achievement so far.

Tom Parker has reportedly spent the last week in Spain, receiving "revolutionary treatment" amid his ongoing cancer battle The 33 year old, who recently enjoyed a sunny holiday abroad with his family, was diagnosed with grade four glioblastoma in October 2020, and has since gone through 30 rounds of chemotherapy and another 30 of radiotherapy.The treatment has thankfully been working, with the star revealing his tumour is now "stable" back in November. Now, according to The Sun, The Wanted star has been staying in a private hospital, receiving treatment ahead of his upcoming reunion tour with his band, which starts on Thursday 2 March.

Lorraine Kelly always looks fresh and fabulous hosting her self-titled morning show every day. But when we caught-up with the legendary presenter, she spoke openly to us about her weight gain and the "hilarious" moment last November which prompted her to embark on her wellbeing mission. Lorraine, who has gone from a size 10 to a 14 over the pandemic and is following the WW plan to shed the lockdown pounds, told us: "I was talking to the boys from The Wanted on my show and my button pinged off my dress during the interview.

Tom Parker called on his legion of loyal fans to light a candle and pray for him on Thursday 2 February as the date was a "supreme number".The 33 year old was diagnosed with grade four glioblastoma in October 2020, exclusively telling OK! at the time that it was "the worst case scenario". Since then, he's gone through 30 rounds of chemotherapy and another 30 of radiotherapy.Thankfully, the treatment has been working. Now, The Wanted star has taken to his Instagram to ask for support from his 268,000 followers amid his treatment as he shared a snap of himself looking lovingly at his wife Kelsey, 31, before sharing: "Calling all my amazing followers [11 stars emojis] I would love for you all to get involved tonight and light a candle and say a prayer for me." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Last Christmas wasn't an easy one for Tom Parker and his wife Kelsey. Just months before The Wanted singer had received the devastating news he has incurable stage four glioblastoma , so spent much of the winter season going through chemo and radiotherapy.

Tom Parker and his wife Kelsey have opened up about their plans to add to their brood in the future. In an exclusive festive shoot and interview with OK! following the news that Tom’s stage four brain tumour is now stable, the couple shared their hopes to extend their family.

After undergoing treatment for an aggressive brain tumour shortly before last Christmas, Tom Parker didn’t feel much like celebrating. But this year, he’s ready to get stuck into the festive season.

supports HTML5 videoTom Parker has taken to Instagram to thank fans for the overwhelming support after revealing he had had a positive MRI result. The Wanted star, 33, had shared that his stage four glioblastoma brain tumour was ‘under control’, with his latest scan this week showing that it was stable. After sharing the brilliant news with his followers, Tom later returned to social media to reflect on how far he has come in a year since being diagnosed. He said on his Instagram Story: ‘Hello all, I just wanted to come and say I’m honestly blown away by the response really, and just over the moon with our results and stuff. ‘So thank you to all our team and everyone involved in getting us to this point.

Tom Parker has revealed The Wanted's recent reunion has help to lift his spirits as he continues to battle an inoperable brain tumour.The 33 year old reunited with his bandmates Max George, also 33, Siva Kaneswaran, 32, Jay McGuinness, 31, and Nathan Sykes, 28, last month to announce a greatest hits album and tour.They made their first performance in seven years at Tom's Inside My Head concert, which he organised in conjunction with Stand Up 2 Cancer. He put on a loved-up display with wife Kelsey at the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Awards, telling OK! how the reunion had helped him.

cancer. During the fundraiser, clips were shown from his documentary Tom Parker: In My Head, in which he revealed he had found out about his cancer during a family trip to Norfolk. Tom had had a seizure during the trip but had to go to hospital on his own as it was during the coronavirus pandemic. It was there that he was told he had cancer, having to face the news on his own and struggling to believe he had a brain tumour at just 32 years old. Tom and The Wanted appeared live on the show to discuss his journey so far, with Tom telling host Davina McCall he was doing ‘as well as someone with cancer can be, to be honest.’Speaking about how he got through the past year and the advice he’d give to others in the same situation, Tom told her:

In his new documentary series, Inside My Head, The Wanted's Tom Parker can be seen getting emotional alongside wife Kelsey as he looks back on past MRI scans. The 33 year old was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October last year, but after 30 rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions, his grade four glioblastoma is shrinking.

has seen reductions in his tumour through treatment, and is aiming to beat it entirely.He told The Sun: ‘You’ll always be classed as terminal. They give you 12 to 18 months of survival.