Kelsey Parker says daughter Aurelia talks to her late dad Tom after The Wanted star's death

This is so, so sad.

Kelsey Parker is opening up about her home life just months after her husband, The Wanted singer Tom Parker, passed away in March.

Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey has thanked Ed Sheeran for contributing to her having more time with The Wanted star before he passed away.The 32 year old praised the singer for his help in paying for Tom’s medical bills as she appeared on Lorraine on Tuesday.Tom died aged 33 on 30 March from an inoperable brain tumour after being diagnosed in 2020. The late singer revealed in his book Hope: My Inspirational Life, released this May, that Ed helped take care of his medical finances as he wrote: “I’ve never publicly said this before (and he’ll probably be mad that I’m doing it now) but Ed is a very special man.

Tom Parker’s widow has revealed that she gave Ed Sheeran crystals to say thank you after he helped pay for some of her husband’s medical bills which she says gave her more time with him.

Kelsey Parker has praised Ed Sheeran as an "unbelievable person" after the singer helped fund her late husband Tom's private medical treatment during his battle against brain cancer.

Kelsey Parker has revealed her daughter Aurelia "doesn't understand" that her dad Tom won't be coming back after his death.Tom was just 33 when he tragically passed away in March, following an 18-month battle with brain cancer. He left behind his heartbroken wife Kelsey, and their two children, daughter Aurelia, two, and son Bodhi, one. Since his death, Kelsey has been vocal about her grief and has now appeared on ITV's Lorraine show to speak about how her kids are handling his loss.

Kelsey Parker has shared a candid video of herself sharing how she's been feeling to her 349,000 fans following the untimely death of her husband Tom.Tom was just 33 when he tragically passed away in March, following an 18-month battle with brain cancer. He left behind his heartbroken wife Kelsey, and their two children, daughter Aurelia, two, and son Bodhi, one.The Wanted star's book has since become a best seller in the Sunday Times, which the family celebrated with joy over the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend.

Kelsey Parker has paid tribute to her late husband, Tom Parker, after his book has become a best seller in the Sunday Times. Tom was just 33 when he tragically passed away in March, following an 18-month battle with brain cancer. He left behind his heartbroken wife and ‘soulmate’ Kelsey, and their two children, daughter Aurelia, two, and son Bodhi, one.Tom and Kelsey were open and honest about their journey with the former The Wanted boyband member’s cancer.

Tom Parker's widow, Kesley Parker, has shared a heartfelt video of their daughter kissing the cover of his book after spotting it in a bookstore for the first time. The late singer, who passed away earlier this year at the age of 33, had his memoir, entitled Hope: My Inspirational Life, published posthumously on May 26 this year. Following the book's release, Kelsey decided to document the special moment that their children, Aurelia, almost three, and Bodhi, 21 months, got to see it in a bookstore for the first time.

The Wanted have cancelled an upcoming performance, saying it is "too soon" following the death of their bandmate Tom Parker in March.The band were scheduled to perform at the Live After Racing event at Newcastle Racecourse on 23 July, but have issued a statement stating that their performance will no longer be going ahead. Tom, who was one fifth of The Wanted, tragically passed away in March aged 33 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour 18 months earlier.

The Wanted star Max George has opened up about how he still messages Tom Parker after his death. Parker died at the age of 33 in March after he was diagnosed with stage 4 glioblastoma, an inoperable brain tumour, in October 2020, and was given just 12 months to live by doctors.  Asked if he still talks to Parker, Max, 33, explained: ‘I’m still trying to process it, I still text him actually.

Max George has remembered his late friend Tom Parker in his first interview since the singer's death. The Wanted's Tom tragically died, aged 33, in March. His passing came 17 months after he diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour - glioblastoma multiforme (GBM).

Kelsey Parker has heartbreakingly revealed that her young daughter Aurelia "hates her leaving" since the death of her dad Tom Parker.The Wanted member Tom left behind the sweet two year old and his baby son Bodhi, who he shares with Kelsey, when he sadly passed away in March, aged 33, after his 18-month battle with brain cancer. And taking to her Instagram Stories, Kelsey, who recently attended her first wedding without Tom, shared an emotional snap of her eldest standing in the window as she watched her mother head off for some commitments elsewhere.

Kelsey Parker has taken to her Instagram stories to reminisce about a heartwarming Tweet posted by her late husband, Tom Parker. Tom, who was one fifth of the British boyband, The Wanted, sadly passed away in March, aged 33, after tragically losing his 18-month battle with brain cancer. On Wednesday, his widow, Kelsey, reposted an old Tweet that Tom wrote in 2011.

Kelsey Parker has shared her gratitude for a beautiful gesture from her friends, who left a space for her late husband Tom Parker at their wedding.The 32 year old shared her gratefulness and heartbreak at the touching tribute, as she posted a photo showing herself sat outdoors at her pals' nuptials. Mum-of-two Kelsey was next to a reserved chair with a wooden sign that read: "For Tom." The Wanted star died aged 33 on 30 March, two years after he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour, leaving behind wife Kelsey and their two young children. Kelsey sported a pink bridesmaid’s gown in the snap and raised a glass of bubbly for the cameras.

Kelsey Parker has opened up about starting her 'year of firsts' as she attended her first wedding without her husband Tom. The Wanted singer tragically died, aged 33, in March 17 months after being diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour.