Tom Parker could be 'cancer free by March' as 'inoperable brain tumour' shrinks

Holly Willoughby is making the most of her children's half-term holiday, taking some time off from her This Morning presenting duties. The presenter, who turned 41 last week, gave fans an intimate glimpse inside her "night in" on Friday evening.MORE: Holly Willoughby shows off room filled with birthday balloons in ultimate surprise for her 41stTaking to Instagram, Holly shared a flawless selfie of herself looking fresh-faced whilst unwinding with a glass of white wine.WATCH: Holly Willoughby opens up about suffering from hair loss after pregnancyIn her caption, she referenced Storm Eunice by writing: "The calm after the storm… [heart emoji] necklace of joy… layered or the star of the show… diamond moonflower necklace @wyldemoon x @kirstielemarque #ad #sparkles wine… models own."MORE: Holly Willoughby shares intimate bedtime photo amid This Morning breakREAD: Holly Willoughby reveals special bond with daughter Belle in rare family commentFans were quick to comment, with one stating: "Holly you look amazing and very beautiful and a very gorgeous woman." Another remarked: "Beautiful as always." A third post read: "Absolutely beautiful, stunning pretty lady!"The post comes days after Holly shared an adorable snap of her son Chester's sweet Valentine's Day card, addressed to their Golden Retriever named Bailey.

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Tom Parker has candidly revealed how his inoperable brain tumour has affected him, including suffering from short term memory loss.The Wanted star Tom, discussed his battle with cancer so far as he starred in a touching documentary, In My Head, which aired on Channel 4 on Sunday 10 October.

TOM Parker got very emotional when he opened up with obsession with death after getting a grim cancer diagnosis. The singing sensation talked about his cancer battle in hisChannel 4 documentary, Tom Parker: Inside My Head.

The Wanted's Tom Parker has recalled the devastating moment he was told that he had a brain tumour in his new documentary series.Tom, 33, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October last year, described on the Channel 4 documentary, Inside My Head, how he was given the diagnosis at Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital. The dad-of-two, who shares children Aurelia, two, and 11 month old Bodhi, with his wife Kelsey Hardwick, described how he believed the doctors were mistaken when they gave him the diagnosis.

THE Wanted star Tom Parker has revealed how the likes of David Beckham, Chris Martin and Rod Stewart have all been in touch after his cancer diagnosis. The singer, 33, who was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour last year, said the huge names all messaged him wishing him well in his battle against the condition.

THE Wanted's Tom Parker has been left "unable to walk around the kitchen" amid his gruelling treatment for an inoperable brain tumour. The singing sensation opened up to his fellow bandmates in upcoming Channel 4 documentary, Tom Parker: Inside My Head.

In his new documentary series, Inside My Head, The Wanted's Tom Parker can be seen getting emotional alongside wife Kelsey as he looks back on past MRI scans. The 33 year old was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October last year, but after 30 rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions, his grade four glioblastoma is shrinking.

The Wanted star Tom Parker has told fans he hopes to be cancer-free by March after his inoperable brain tumour shrunk in size after a year of treatment.

The Wanted star Tom Parker says he hopes to be 'cancer free' by March and is thinking about having another baby.

Tom Parker has spoken about his aim to become cancer-free - despite his terminal brain tumour diagnosis.

Tom Parker has been praised by his fans after sharing how positive he's been feeling amid his cancer battle.The 33 year old was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in October 2020, exclusively telling OK! at the time that it was "the worst case scenario" as he has grade four glioblastoma. Since then, he's gone through 30 rounds of chemotherapy and another 30 of radiotherapy.Thankfully, the treatment has been working as his new documentary Tom Parker: Inside My Head captured the moment consultants told him his tumour has shrunk.