Tom Parker’s daughter Aurelia performed at half time during celebrity charity football match on Father’s Day.
In the sweet clip, Aurelia, 4, sang Somewhere Out There by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram, before showing off her dance moves.
Tom died aged 33 in March 2022 following an 18-month battle with stage four glioblastoma brain cancer.
Kelsey recently spoke on if she thinks Aurelia and Bodhi will follow in their fathers footsteps and have a showbiz career.
She told MailOnline: ‘I do feel like it is in their blood. Aurelia just gets up and sings, and she’s got a really good voice!
Tom Parker’s daughter Aurelia performed at half time during celebrity charity football match on Father’s Day (Aurelia and mother Kelsey Parker pictured)
In the sweet clip, Aurelia, 4, sang Somewhere Out There by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram, before showing off her dance moves
Tom died aged 33 in March 2022 following an 18-month battle with stage four glioblastoma brain cancer
‘And she just did a film with Anthony Hopkins. She had a little cameo in One Life, so they are following in his footsteps already.’
Celebrities such as Love Island’s Finley Tapp, EastEnders’ Thomas Law and Gogglebox’s Tom Malone Junior took part in the charity match on Sunday June 16.
And at half time, the crowd became emotional when social media star Tom James sang a rendition of I’m Glad You Came by Tom’s band The Wanted.
The Tom Parker Foundation Celebrity Fathers Day Football Match took place at Dorking Wanderers FC and is sponsored by Grove Gallery.
100% of the proceeds raised from the game will be donated to brain tumour charity Ahead of The Game – which helps fund life saving treatment and support affected families.
The charity invests in cancer sufferers and their families providing rehabilitation, mental and emotional support as well as financial help.
It comes after Kelsey said their young children, Aurelia and Bodhi still make Father’s Day cards for Tom following his death.
Kelsey has remained open and honest as she navigate life after his death with their children.
Tom’s widow Kelsey hosted the charity match on Father’s Day
Celebrities such as Love Island’s Finley Tapp, EastEnders’ Thomas Law and Gogglebox’s Tom Malone Junior took part in the charity match on Sunday June 1
The Tom Parker Foundation Celebrity Fathers Day Football Match took place at Dorking Wanderers FC and is sponsored by Grove Gallery
100% of the proceeds raised from the game will be donated to brain tumour charity Ahead of The Game – which helps fund life saving treatment and support affected families
Scott Thomas helped host on the day
Kelsey recently spoke on if she thinks Aurelia and Bodhi will follow in their fathers footsteps and have a showbiz career
She told MailOnline: ‘I do feel like it is in their blood. Aurelia just gets up and sings, and she’s got a really good voice!’
Sharing an update to Instagram on Sunday, the kids could be seen proudly holding up Father’s Day cards.
She explained: ‘Today is such a difficult day for so many. Look at this picture of happiness, you’d never think in a million years these happy, proud children are growing up without their Dad, the most heartbreaking situation for me and my family, like so many others up and down the country.’
Kelsey continued: Father’s Day will never be the same without you, life will never be the same without you Tom.
‘I need you so much right now as I’m facing big (and daily little) decisions about Rae and Bo and their futures and I just want to know what you’d think and what you want me to do.
‘Please keep guiding us. I’m so grateful for every little sign and to know these kids are so loved by us all. I know you never leave their side. Here’s to celebrating you and all the Dads that deserve to be celebrated today.
‘Today is all about you Tom. Our annual charity football match all in your name and in your honour. A huge thank you to our celebrity players, Scott our MC and everyone who has dedicated the last few months to planning this hugely important charity event.
‘To everyone coming down and supporting us today, a massive thank you. Making this event a big success is so important to us. We want Tommy to feel our love on this special day.
Kelsey has said their young children, Aurelia, four, and Bodhi, three, still make Father’s Day cards for him
She explained: ‘Today is such a difficult day for so many.The most heartbreaking situation for me and my family, like so many others up and down the country’
‘So let’s bring the joy, the love, the generosity. We have lots of children and families affected by brain tumours joining us today and we want to make it special for them as well as raising lots of money to help beat this awful disease.
‘We hope we make you proud Tom. Happy Father’s Day to the best Daddy. You may not have got the chance to kick a ball with Bodhi and I’ll never understand how or why that opportunity was taken from us, but I’m just going to stay focused on the fact you’ll watch every single game the boy ever plays and you’ll be sprinkling your gold dust on him every time.’
She added in an interview with The Mirror : ‘Coming up to Father’s Day it is hard. Their teachers asked me, ‘Are they OK to make cards in class?’ and I said, ‘Yes, we’ll celebrate their dad.”
Kelsey added: ‘We put their Father’s Day cards on the side and we look at them, exactly the same as we do on Mother’s Day.’