Kelsey, widow of Tom Parker, exudes glamour in a stylish black velvet jumpsuit at the London launch party for her new book ‘With And Without You’.

Tom Parker’s widow Kelsey looked incredible as she attended the launch party of her brand new book ‘With And Without You’ at the Quantus Gallery in London on Wednesday.

The mother-of-two, 32, sadly lost Tom to cancer in March 2022, however, she hopes that her new book, where she shares her journey as a widow, will help others in the same position.

At the event, Kelsey put on a glamorous display in a black strapless velvet jumpsuit with a bow belt detail.

Her blonde locks were styled up in a neat bun and she accessorised with dainty silver jewellery. 

In another stunning snap, Kelsey was joined by Chloe Lewis who gave her a sweet kiss on the cheek. 

Kelsey landed a six-figure book deal on how to cope with grief one year after Tom’s death.

A source told The Sun: ‘It’s a huge deal worth six figures but Kelsey wrote it for other people in her position – it’ll chart her life after losing Tom.’

The source added: ‘She’ll be opening up about the dark times she’s faced, her struggles and the guilt she felt meeting someone new. She wants it to be able to help others who have lost a partner at a young age.’

The book deal comes after Kelsey faced backlash last year as it was revealed that she had found love again with builder Sean Boggans after losing the father of her two children.

However, Kelsey insisted at the time that The Wanted singer would have encouraged her to find love again.

She admitted that her new relationship with Sean ‘hasn’t been plain sailing’ after being forced to hit back at vile trolls.

Appearing on Loose Women, Kelsey said she ‘deserves a little bit of happiness’ after Tom’s death, adding it’s been ‘really hard’ to navigate a new romance.

She said: ‘That’s not plain sailing either because it’s really hard, we’re trying a new relationship and I am grieving someone and it’s really, really hard for both of us but do you know what, I’m really, really happy and deserve a little bit of happiness.’

She added: ‘Life’s tough and you have to be resilient, I have been resilient and I feel like I need happiness now.’

Kelsey hit back at trolls after going Instagram official with her boyfriend on Sunday, saying: ‘Tom will always be the love of my life.’

The mother-of-two wrote on Instagram Stories: ‘For anyone who thinks my new relationship is in any way a reflection of how I felt about Tom, after reading today’s paper, pls (sic) know that is not the case.’

Addressing the backlash on the panel show, she said: ‘This is the thing, I wanted the fairytale with Tom. I wanted the fairytale happy ending but that didn’t happen for me so how now do I move forward with my life?

‘I put Tom first, I put the children first. I just feel like now I need a bit of happiness.’

Kelsey shared the reason she felt the need to address others ‘judgement’ online: ‘I just think that it was really tough for me at the weekend and I just wanted to say to people, It’s ok for me to be happy and please don’t judge me because I’ve really been through it and I don’t need the judgement.

‘As long as my children are happy and my family are happy for me, Tom’s family are happy for me, that’s all that matters.’

Adding: ‘Also, just go and spend time with your family, get offline, and stop trolling people!’

Kelsey Parker recently said she was surprised to develop such a strong relationship with electrician Sean Boggans, but she has been given a ‘new lease of life.’

The widow had previously shared that she thought her late boyband rocker husband would be ‘happy’ if she found love again following his tragic death.

She dated Sean – who was jailed for four years in 2013 for killing a stranger with a single punch – for around five months after they met at a wedding in Greece. In March, around the first anniversary of Tom’s funeral, Kelsey’s romance with Sean came to an end.

But they got back together soon after as they met at a mutual friend’s wedding in Greenwich, south London.

Discussing her new autobiography she revealed: ‘This has been the hardest thing I’ve done, I can’t read the book without crying.

‘It’s a real realisation that this has been my life for the last three years and I think when Tom got diagnosed, I didn’t have time to think.

‘I was on this mission… ‘Come on, I’ve got to keep him alive’ and then I got to the point where obviously he died and then it was like, now it’s my kids and now I move forward, and how do I get through this without the love of my life?’

Kelsey also discussed how she keeps Tom’s memory alive for her two young children, she said: ‘Do you know what, he’s so present in our house.

‘There’s still the pictures from our wedding and everything, Tom’s still in our house but you know for them it’s constant.

‘This morning, I did a little video of her and she said ‘can you text that to Daddy?’ but it’s constant, you know, we’re always talking about Daddy.

‘I said ‘Mummy can’t do that, Daddy’s watching you, he can see that you’re singing and dancing but I can’t actually send that video to Daddy this morning’.’

The mother admitted she’s still open with her children about her emotions: ‘If I’m having a sad day and I’m crying I’m like, I’m so sad because Dad’s not here now.’

She went on to say that she worries about how she deals with certain situations: ‘They are amazing because she’ll have that moment this morning where she’s like ‘where’s Daddy?’ but on the next breath she’s saying, ‘Where are we going tomorrow and what are we doing?’

‘It’s like George and his muddy puddles, and he’s jumping in and out of them, and that is what it’s like with them. We’ll have this moment and then you think, ‘Have I been ok? Have I addressed that correctly? Did I say everything right?’ And then she’s asking ‘What are we doing tomorrow?’

Responding to what she’d like to achieve in her life going forwards, Kelsey said: ‘There’s so much! You know, it’s living for today, living for now. Tom has taught me that we’re not guaranteed tomorrow so be present, with the children, with whatever you want to do in your career, in your future.

‘Take every opportunity and seize it because he didn’t get the ‘tomorrow’ did he. He died at 33 so it’s been a massive, massive learning curve for me as a person.’