Who is Tom Parker’s wife, Kelsey Hardwick?

TOM Parker rose to fame as a star of the boy band The Wanted, but these days he chooses a quieter life with his wife Kelsey Hardwick.

In 2020, the couple was dealt a heavy blow when it was announced that Tom had a terminal brain tumor.

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Who is The Wanted Tom Parker’s wife Kelsey Hardwick?

Kelsey, 30, born 7 March 1990, is an English actress and vlogger.

She is known for playing a Hogwarts student in the third Harry Potter film, Prisoner of Azkaban.

She has also appeared in a number of other films, including Kidnapping and Legacy.

Kelsey started dancing at the age of 5 and went on to graduate from Conti Italia with a degree in performing arts when she was 19.

She is the owner of her own fashion store called Kelsey Loves and her best friend is Pixie lott.

Kelsey is the co-founder of the K2K Stars performing arts academy with close friend Kelsey Gallagher.

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When did the couple meet?

It is unclear when the couple first met, but they announced their engagement in March 2016.

They married in July 2018 in a romantic ceremony on the grounds of Ridge Farm in Surrey, England, surrounded by their family and closest friends.

The Wanted’s Max George and Jay McGuinness was his opening.

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Do Tom Parker and Kelsey Hardwick have children?

The couple has a daughter, born on June 30, 2019.

Taking to Twitter, Tom revealed that his baby girl is named Aurelia Rose.

In May 2020, they revealed that they were expecting their second child.

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What does Kelsey Hardwick say about her husband’s brain tumor diagnosis?

On October 12, 2020, Tom revealed he had been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor (stage 4 glioblastoma).

Kelsey is not allowed to be with him because of coronavirus rules, and Tom is alone when he is told the sad news.

In an interview with YES! Journal“It’s been a crazy six weeks,” she said. “We suspected something was amiss in July, but we could never have imagined it going back like this.”

Tom suffered a seizure in July 2020 and took himself to A&E, where he was placed on an MRI waiting list.

Six weeks later, he suffered another more serious seizure while on a family trip to Norwich and was taken to hospital.

The average life expectancy for his disease ranges from three months to 18 months from the time of diagnosis but Tom decided not to claim a prognosis.