Kellie Crawford has marked five years since her husband Addam died.
The former Hi-5 star, 49, tied the knot with the lighting designer in 2008, but he passed away on October 4, 2018. He was 40 years old.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Kellie shared a heartbreaking video that captured memories like their wedding day.
Other images showed the couple kissing, enjoying nights out with friends and sharing drinks.
‘5 years without you,’ she captioned her post.
Kellie Crawford has marked five years since her husband Addam died
‘I miss hearing your voice, your laugh, your advice, but most of all..I miss my best friend. Angus and I were blessed to have been in your life. We will always miss you.’
Kellie’s video was flooded with support from friends and fans who sent their condolences in the comments.
‘Thinking of you my beautiful friend. Love you to death and always here for you xx,’ one user wrote.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, Kellie shared a heartbreaking video that captured memories like their wedding day
Other images showed the couple kissing, enjoying nights out with friends and sharing drinks
‘Oh honey .. I hope as the memories wash over you you will find more treasures to keep in your heart,’ added another.
Another friend commented: ‘Oh Kel – we will miss him. Loved by all lucky enough to know him. What a beautiful video.’
Addam worked as a lighting designer and projectionist, travelling the world for several years.
The former Hi-5 star, 49, tied the knot with the lighting designer in 2008, but he passed away on October 4, 2018. He was 40 years old
In 2006, he returned to Sydney and met Kellie while touring with Hi-5.
The pair got engaged in 2007 and married in 2008 — the same year Kellie departed the children’s performance group.
Addam’s cause of death was never disclosed when he passed away in 2018.
Meanwhile, on the same day of Addam’s death, Kellie celebrated her late mother’s birthday.
Kellie was part of the original and most iconic line-up of Hi-5, comprising of himself, Kathleen de Leon, Nathan Foley, Tim Harding and Charli Robinson
‘Happy heavenly birthday Mumma. Our first year celebrating you, without you,’ she wrote.
‘We all miss you. Thanks for being the best mum and nannie in our world. We love you.’
Kellie was part of the original and most iconic line-up of Hi-5, comprising of himself, Kathleen de Leon, Nathan Foley, Tim Harding and Charli Robinson.
The popular group was formed in 1998 and went on to become one of the most recognisable children’s bands in Australia.
While Kellie left the group in 2008, the Hi-5 group ultimately ended in 2019.
The popular group was formed in 1998 and went on to become one of the most recognisable children’s bands in Australia
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