Tom Parker’s wife Kelsey shares adorable video of their kids climbing into his wheelchair after illness update

TOM Parker's wife Kelsey shared an adorable video of their kids climbing into his wheelchair after a heartbreaking illness update.

The singer, 33, was diagnosed with "inoperable" glioblastoma in October 2020.

Last month February Tom spent some time in Spain receiving revolutionary treatment in his battle with incurable brain cancer. 

Tom is now using a wheelchair after treatment for his inoperable tumour left him too weak to stand.

Earlier today Kelsey posted a sweet clip of Tom's kids cuddled up together on his wheelchair.

Aurelia, one, and baby Bodhi looked cuter than ever as they watched Trolls on the TV.

Kelsey captioned the post: "These two crack me up. They love the new chair."

The Bolton lad had been in a private hospital in a bid to get fit for his band’s reunion tour which started at the beginning on March.

He missed the opening nights of tour because he was in hospital getting treatment but managed to make it out on the road soon after.

Despite being so ill, Tom made it his mission to join his bandmates Max George, Siva Kaneswaran, Jay McGuiness on stage for The Wanted's The Greatest Hits tour.

Over the past year Tom has kept his fans up to date with his health.

Before the tour kick started on March 3, Tom told his fans on Instagram: "So, as most of you know, I’ve been out in Spain on a treatment programme for the past couple of weeks.

"It was only meant to last 20 days but due to a couple of logistical changes with tests and results it won’t be complete until the end of the week now which has delayed our journey home.

"I’m obviously gutted that I’ll be missing the first few shows but as I’m sure you will understand, I have to complete my treatment cycle.

"I’ve been zooming into rehearsals all week and I know that the show will be incredible and that my boys will hold the fort until I’m back.

"Can’t wait to see you all very soon, hope you all enjoy the show."

Tom revealed in October 2020 that he had an inoperable stage 4 glioblastoma — which doctors described as “the worst case scenario”.

He was told he was likely to have only 12 to 18 months to live.

However, after six rounds of chemotherapy and 30 radiotherapy sessions, Tom revealed his revealed his inoperable brain tumour is "under control" in October 2021.

Tom shot to fame as a member of The Wanted in 2009.

The boy band have had a number of great hits, including Glad You Came, All Time Low, Chasing The Sun and Gold Forever.