Kelsey Parker has marked the third anniversary of her late husband Tom’s death with a heartbreaking message for her spouse.
The mother-of-two, 34, took to Instagram to share that a day doesn’t go by when she doesn’t ‘miss and talk’ about her late spouse.
Tom passed away in March 2022 at the age of 33 after battling a brain tumour, and he and Kelsey share two children together Aurelia, five, and Bodhi, four.
Kelsey has since started a new relationship with boyfriend Will Lindsay, and in February they revealed they are expecting their first child together.
Posting a gallery of snaps with The Wanted star, Kelsey wrote: ‘Three years without you.
‘Energy can’t be destroyed only transferred ✨ I can feel you with us everyday! We miss you so much baby. There’s not a day that goes by that we don’t miss you and don’t talk about you.
Kelsey Parker has marked the third anniversary of her late husband Tom’s death with a heartbreaking message for her spouse (pictured on their wedding day in 2018)
Tom and Kelsey started dating in 2011, and they tied the knot in 2018.
Kelsey previously shared that while she has moved on with a new relationship, she is still close to Tom’s family.
Speaking on Loose Women, Kelsey said: ‘We FaceTime every weekend, every Sunday I’m on the phone to Noreen [Tom’s mum], trying to get the kids to sit there and FaceTime.
‘In the end, it’s me and Noreen catching up… Noreen’s just happy for me, she messaged me the other day like, “Are we going to find out what you’re having?”
‘And I was like, “I still don’t know!” She said, “As long as you and the baby are healthy and happy, that’s all that matters.”‘
Asked how Will felt about becoming a dad for the first time, Kelsey said: ‘I feel like he’s skipped a stage. He’s had to come in and have the 4/5 year old and now he’s going to have a new born.’
She added: ‘He’s just fantastic, he’s just the most laid back person, he doesn’t over think anything so he’s perfect for me.’
‘I was so scared to go on dating aps. I met Tom when I was 19. So life has changed so much and I was so scared.
The mother-of-two, 34, took to Instagram to share that a day doesn’t go by when she doesn’t ‘miss and talk’ about her late spouse
Posting snaps from their relationship, Kelsey said: ‘We miss you so much baby. There’s not a day that goes by that we don’t miss you and don’t talk about you’
‘I just want to meet someone authentically. And I did! The old fashioned way, I was so scared to go on a dating app.’
The mum-to-be described her new man as her ‘twin flame’ and they were also wanted to know what that meant.
Kelsey explained: ‘It’s your soul mate, you can have plenty of soul mates. Obviously Tom was my soul mate and I miss him every single day.
‘The kids miss him and I feel like Will misses him and he’s never even met him. I’m just trying to find the joys in life because it has been so hard to get to this point.’
She added: ‘They deserve the happiness because so much has been taken away from them.
‘I just want them to be happy and they are over the moon that they are going to have a brother or sister, we are taking every moment, lapping it up because life has been so tough for us.
‘Life can change like that, one minute you’re pregnant with 15 month old baby and expecting another, then your husband gets diagnosed with a brain tumour, the worst type of brain tumour and then I lose him 18 months later.
‘I went through everything. I went through hell and back and I’m just trying to take the joys in life.’
The podcast host, who is expecting her third child with boyfriend Will Lindsay (pictured together), already has children Aurelia, five, and Bodhi, four, with her late husband Tom
It comes shortly after Kelsey revealed that she’s been bombarded with online abuse since confirming her new pregnancy.
She told The Sun: ‘It’s crazy. I knew I would be judged. But people who haven’t lost their partner, I don’t know how you can pass comment on me? I have been in such a dark place from losing Tom.
‘I was so lonely and so unhappy. I feel like there are people who want me to always feel like that. I feel like I do deserve to try and find a bit of happiness.
‘I think people think I should be sitting at home and dressed in black all day.
‘I have two children (and another on the way) that I have to get out of bed for. People are shocked I go to Tesco but I need to feed my kids.’
