Tom Parker's widow Kelsey finds love with electrician 8 months after The Wanted singer died of cancer
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Tom Parker's widow Kelsey is said to have found love again with an electrician, following the singer's death earlier this year. The mother of two has been reportedly growing close to electrician Sean Boggans, 39, who she met earlier this year while holidaying in Lindos, Rhodes.
The 32-year-old has been mourning her late husband after his death in March due to cancer and admitted recently that life on her own was 'tough'. But friends are pleased that the actress is moving on and is in the early stages of a relationship. A source told Daily Mail, "It's very early days and no-one knows what the future will bring, but for now, Kelsey is happy that someone else has come into her life." Her reported new companion is said to be a single father of two.
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The couple met through mutual friends, and the 39-year-old reportedly stood by her side at a friend's wedding in Greenwich, South London, last month. A guest told The Sun, "It’s early days and she has a lot on her plate, but he’s shown her so much support. He was with her on what was a tough day. They were kissing and looked loved-up."
According to reports, The Wanted vocalist and Kelsey initially met in a nightclub in 2009, and both of them said it was love at first sight. In 2016, they announced their engagement, and they wed two years later. He died aged 33 following a public battle with glioblastoma brain cancer. He was diagnosed with the illness in October 2020 and died on March 30, 2022.
Kelsey is set to star in an ITV documentary about her loss and the changes in her life since Tom's passing. In the documentary, she will share her experience of grieving while raising their children. Kelsey took to her Instagram last month to share the news, admitting it has been "very difficult" at times.
"I am delighted to share with you that Kelsey Parker: Life After Tom will be on your screens later this year on ITV," she wrote. "A six-part observational documentary following me and my family over the last six months since Tom's death. Obviously a very difficult film to make but one that I'm incredibly proud of. We are still in the middle of filming and it's been a rollercoaster ride but I can't thank the team enough for believing in me to share my story, to continue Tom's work and cement his legacy and to hopefully help others. I have met and am meeting the most incredible people who have loved, lost and who are fighting to keep their loved ones here. I'm learning about myself, pushing myself and I'm sharing it all with my amazing family and friends who are there with me every step of the way. They're all in it and I can't wait for you to meet them! The cameras are following the hard times but we've been blessed with an amazing summer and the team have been there to get it all so join us for camping trips, Cornwall, weddings, christenings and so much more love and laughter along the way," she added.