Tom Parker cries as he 'couldn't stop thinking about death' after terminal diagnosis

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Billie Eilish, 20, is currently performing at venues all over the world on her Happier Than Ever Tour, which kicked off on Feb. 3 and concludes in September. The Grammy winner’s boyfriend, Matthew Tyler Vorce, 29, has tagged along for the months-long journey, an Interscope Records source EXCLUSIVELY confirmed to HollywoodLife. The insider also said that although the couple “are quite serious,” Billie originally had no intentions of bringing Matthew on her tour.

Chris Pine is sporting a shaggy new look.The 41-year-old actor switched up his usual clean-shaven style for long hair and a full beard. Pine was nearly unrecognizable as he was photographed in Los Feliz, California, this week in laid-back attire that consisted of a white tank with black shorts over leggings and flip flops.The star's overgrown hair could possibly be an off-the-clock look. However, this week, it was announced that Pine would star in and be making his directorial debut with the mystery-comedy .Described as " meets LA film noir with a healthy splash of," Deadline reported that Pine would portray Darren Barrenman, «a hapless dreamer and would-be philosopher who spends his days looking after the pool of the Tahitian Tiki apartment block in sunny Los Angeles.» Annette Bening and Danny DeVito co-star.Pine was last seen reprising his role as Steve Trevor in.

Tom Parker has opened up on the mental struggle he went through when doctors diagnosed him with an inoperable brain tumour.The 33 year old was given the devastating news in October 2020, and exclusively told OK! at the time that it was "the worst case scenario" as he has grade four glioblastoma. Now, The Wanted star has confessed it was the mental side of the cancer over the physical that was more difficult to deal with.

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The Wanted's Tom Parker has issued a devastating update on his battle with cancer, revealing his heartwrenching reaction when doctor's told him he had a brain tumour.

Tom Parker emotionally opened up about his brain tumour diagnosis whilst appearing on Stand Up 2 Cancer on Friday evening.The Wanted star bravely appeared on the charity show alongside his bandmates to talk about his cancer battle, discussing candidly how he has found the past year since his tumour diagnosis. “All I could think of is ‘I’m gonna die’,” Tom said on the programme.

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:

Tom Parker revealed on Stand Up 2 Cancer that he wasn't allowed anybody around him when he was diagnosed with cancer.Tom, 33, revealed in October 2020 that he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour after suffering a seizure just several months earlier.The dad-of-two was rushed to Norfolk Hospital while his wife Kelsey had to remain at home with their children due to coronavirus restrictions.During a chat with Davina McCall, Tom recalled the moment consultants gathered around him and "closed the curtain" to reveal the devastating news.Addressing viewers who may be diagnosed with cancer, he said: "You've got to have a positive mindset, cancer can consume you very quickly and very easily."There was a time at the start of this

"They were probably the darkest times of my life to be honest with you."It’s the travelling up to treatment every day and the lying under that machine and getting blasted with radio, it was very intense.He added: "There were just dark days to be honest with you.

Tom Parker described his brain tumour treatment as "never ending" during an emotional appearance on The One Show.The Wanted star, 33, appeared on the BBC One series alongside his bandmate Jay McGuiness on Wednesday, where he was quizzed by hosts Ronan Keating and Sam Quek about how he was feeling.Last year, Tom was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour and underwent back-to-back treatments for six weeks in London.Revealing he was feeling "a lot lot better" since the treatment finished, Tom said: "They were probably the darkest times of my life, to be honest with you."It's the travelling up for treatment every day and lying up that machine and them blasting you with radio[therapy]...

cancer. The Wanted star was diagnosed with an inoperable glioblastoma – a type of cancer that starts in the brain - in October last year.Inside My Head, which aired on Sunday night, shows the singer’s ongoing fight, as he prepared for his charity concert alongside his bandmates.The pop star said: "It's so hard to think about the future."He continued: "I don't want to know."I don't think you know how you feel about death until you're faced with it.“Am I going to die? That's the most important question."The emotional documentary left viewers unable to contain their emotions as they took to Twitter to weigh in on Tom’s journey.Dancing On Ice star James Jordan, who lost his dad to cancer, typed: “Anyone else watching Tom Parker Inside my Head

The Wanted’s Tom Parker has shared an update on his condition following his cancer diagnosis, saying that he is “feeling very positive”.Last October Parker revealed that he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour, saying that he and his partner were “absolutely devastated” but “are gonna fight this all the way”.A new documentary about the band and Parker’s struggles aired on Channel 4 last night (October 10) and Parker spoke on This Morning about his progress with the condition.Revealing that he has undergone 30 rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions, Parker said: “It’s been pretty full on.

Tom Parker has candidly revealed how his inoperable brain tumour has affected him, including suffering from short term memory loss.The Wanted star Tom, discussed his battle with cancer so far as he starred in a touching documentary, In My Head, which aired on Channel 4 on Sunday 10 October.

TOM Parker got very emotional when he opened up with obsession with death after getting a grim cancer diagnosis. The singing sensation talked about his cancer battle in hisChannel 4 documentary, Tom Parker: Inside My Head.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has recalled the devastating moment he was told that he had a brain tumour in his new documentary series.Tom, 33, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October last year, described on the Channel 4 documentary, Inside My Head, how he was given the diagnosis at Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital. The dad-of-two, who shares children Aurelia, two, and 11 month old Bodhi, with his wife Kelsey Hardwick, described how he believed the doctors were mistaken when they gave him the diagnosis.

Despite initially being told his brain tumour was inoperable, Tom has also shared his optimism for the future.During an appearance on This Morning on Thursday, the star said he was feeling “positive”.He said: “I wouldn’t have been able to do this five months ago.“I feel a lot more confident and in control of my emotions... I would have been a crying mess.“I’m feeling very positive.

THE Wanted star Tom Parker has revealed how the likes of David Beckham, Chris Martin and Rod Stewart have all been in touch after his cancer diagnosis. The singer, 33, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour last year, said the huge names all messaged him wishing him well in his battle against the condition.

THE Wanted's Tom Parker has been left "unable to walk around the kitchen" amid his gruelling treatment for an inoperable brain tumour. The singing sensation opened up to his fellow bandmates in upcoming Channel 4 documentary, Tom Parker: Inside My Head.

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.