The Wanted's Tom Parker and his wife Kelsey celebrated their third wedding anniversary amid his ongoing brain tumour battle.
In October last year, the 32-year old singer shared the heartbreaking news that he had been diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour.
And today, his wife took to her Instagram to share a gorgeous photo of the duo from their wedding day.
She captioned the emotional post: "3 years ago today I married my best friend. @tomparkerofficial "
In the snap, the couple held onto each other in a gorgeous setting as they gazed downwards for the camera.
Tom also shared a wedding photo to his Instagram, but this time it was of the two having a blast during the reception.
He wrote: "3 years married to you! When I tell you I love you my girl, I’m not just saying it. I say it to remind you that you are the best thing that has ever happened to me.
"Thank you for not only the last 3 years of marriage but just for being the wonderful human being you are @being_kelsey "
The crowd in the picture were all beaming with joy as Tom serenaded his happy wife.
His bandmate Max George took to the most to share a sweet memory of the day.
"From that night when we lived at the Marriott… there was only ever one ending… happy anniversary guys. Love you all loads," he said.
The couple, who met in a nightclub, share children Aurelia Rose and Bodhi.
They had been together for around many years before they became engaged in 2016 and tied the knot in July 2018.
Since being diagnosed with cancer, he has been undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy.
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He recently revealed that he is now making a documentary about his battle with cancer which will air on Channel 4 later this year.
The eye-opening and heart-wrenching show will focus on the former boyband singer, trying to organise a major fundraising concert in a bid to leave a positive legacy behind.
Taking to Instagram in June, the much-loved star revealed he will be sharing his story in an ‘emotional’ documentary.
The I’m Glad You Came hitmaker penned: “Almost a year ago, my world was turned upside down by my diagnosis.
“It’s been an emotional few months for me and my family. But I’m determined to both fight the disease and the terrible situation of the chronically low level of research that goes towards finding a cure and treatment for glioblastoma.
“In this documentary, as well as exploring the medical and human aspects of this disease, I am determined to raise awareness and raise as much money as we can through the concert to help advance crucial cancer research and develop new treatments.”
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