Kelsey Parker has shared the joyful news of her pregnancy, referring to the baby as a ‘rainbow baby’. This announcement comes weeks after expressing her desire to expand her family with partner Will Lindsay, following a heartbreaking miscarriage a year ago.
At 36 years old, Kelsey is already a mother to daughter Aurelia, aged five, and son Bodhi, aged four, from her marriage to late husband Tom Parker, a member of the band The Wanted, who passed away at 33 from a brain tumor in March 2022.
After finding love again with Will, whom she has been in a relationship with since September 2024, Kelsey and Will announced in January 2025 that they were expecting their first child together. Unfortunately, in June of the same year, they faced the devastating loss of their stillborn baby boy, Phoenix, at 39 weeks.
In an interview, Kelsey expressed her desire to grow her family despite the challenges they have faced. She mentioned that her children were eagerly anticipating the arrival of Phoenix, and she believes they would appreciate having another sibling.
Reflecting on her journey, Kelsey shared that she is in a better place now and emphasized the importance of moving forward despite the hardships. It appears that Kelsey might have been pregnant during the interview but chose to keep it private until after her first scan.
The couple, Will and Kelsey, took to Instagram to announce their pregnancy by sharing a touching video featuring their hands, along with those of Aurelia and Bodhi, unveiling a picture of the scan. Kelsey expressed gratitude for the new blessing, referring to the baby as their “rainbow baby” following the loss of Phoenix.
Kelsey recently appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss the challenges she faced after the loss of Phoenix. She recounted the distressing experience of giving birth at home and the insensitive treatment she received, including being treated as a suspect by the police.
Despite the difficulties, Kelsey shared that the Metropolitan Police issued an apology for their handling of the situation, and the hospital expressed condolences to her and her family. This incident has sparked changes to prevent similar occurrences in the future.