Kelsey Parker has revealed the heart-wrenching news that she endured the stillbirth of her third child, a little boy she named Phoenix. The 34-year-old podcast host, who was expecting with her partner Will Lindsay, took to Instagram to share the agonising announcement.
Kelsey paid a poignant tribute to her late son Phoenix, posting "Phoenix Parker-Lindsay, you will forever be loved", with an emotive poem titled 'For Phoenix, Born Sleeping, Forever Loved. '.
The poem reads: "The world grew quiet as you arrived, So loved, so longed for, yet not alive. Our precious boy, our angel light, Born with wings, took silent flight.
"We named you Phoenix, brave and bright. A soul of love, of warmth and light Though we never heard you cry, You'll live in hearts that won't ask why. No breath you drew, no eyes to see, Still, you mean everything to me. You'll journey with us, softly near, In every sigh, in every tear."
Anticipating an outpouring from her followers, Kelsey respectfully requested privacy in a secondary post: "Before I receive an influx of lovely messages and heartfelt wishes, I wanted to just say that I truly appreciate everything you are all going to say and share.", reports the Mirror.

She added, "But with the news being so raw, I would really like to ensure that we as a family are given space and time to process this devastating and earth-shattering news. I love you all and thank you for your understanding and space. Love always, Kelsey, Will, and the Parker Family."
Following Kelsey's heart-wrenching news, an outpouring of support has swept in from her fans and celebrity friends. Love Island star Olivia Bowen commented: "Kelsey I'm so sorry. Thinking of you all and sending you so much love."
TOWIE favourite Kate Ferdinand expressed: "Oh Kelsey, I'm so sorry. You've been through so much as a family already, this feels so unfair. Thinking of you all and sending so much love."
Meanwhile, Strictly Come Dancing sensation Amy Dowden was quick to share: "Sending you so much love."
Celebs Go Dating guru Paul C Brunson also shared his condolences, writing: "Kelsey, I'm heartbroken for you. Over the last year, I've had the privilege of getting to know your strength, your grace, and the immense love you carry. This loss is beyond words. I'm holding you and your family in my heart. May you feel surrounded by love as you begin to heal."
Earlier, Kelsey radiated joy as she showcased her baby bump during the Elio UK Gala at Vue Cinema, Leicester Square, with her kids on Sunday 17th June.
This joyful event followed Kelsey's Instagram tribute earlier in the month to her partner Will, expressing her deep thanks for his support with her children Aurelia and Bodhi, alongside a collection of charming snaps including holiday moments and tender instances between Will and the children.

In her heartfelt caption, Kelsey wrote: "Appreciation post. I know you're not a fan of being on my social media, but I can't help it - this moment deserves to be shared.
"We're just a month away from meeting our baby, and I'm so full of gratitude. Thank you for everything you do - for me and for the kids. We love and adore you more than words can say I can't wait to start this next chapter with you. Honestly, I think you're going to find the newborn stage a breeze after handling a 5 and 4-year-old."
Kelsey is mum to Aurelia, five, and Bodhi, four, whom she shared with The Wanted star Tom Parker. Tragically, Tom passed away from brain cancer in 2022 at the tender age of 33, four years after they tied the knot.
If you have been affected by this story, advice and support can be found at Sands (stillbirth and neonatal death charity). You can call them on 0808 164 3332 or email helpline@sands.org.uk
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