Tom Parker, singer of boy band The Wanted, has died aged 33 following a battle with brain cancer. He was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2020 and went public with the diagnosis in Oct. 2020
Boyband singer Tom Parker died earlier this afternoon aged 33 following a battle with brain cancer. His tumour was 'stable' in November but his condition deteriorated rapidly after finishing a tour this year. The Wanted singer's passing was confirmed by his wife Kelsey via social media and other band members.
'He fought until the very end,' Kelsey said in a touching tribute on Instagram alongside a picture of their family. Parker revealed last week he was writing a memoir about life and battle with cancer set for a summer release. He was a staunch advocate for more brain tumour funding after going public with his diagnosis in Oct. 2020.
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