| Profile Detail | Full Information |
| Full Name | Sir Thomas John Woodward |
| Stage Name | Tom Jones |
| Height | Approximately 5 ft 10 in (1.77–1.79 m) |
| Date of Birth | June 7, 1940 |
| Tom Jones Age | 86 years old as of October 1, 2026 |
| Birthplace | Pontypridd, South Wales, Great Britain |
| Nationality | Welsh / British |
| Parents | Thomas Woodward, a coal miner, and Freda Jones |
| Siblings | Reliable biographical sources do not consistently document siblings, so no specific number is included here. |
| Profession | Singer, recording artist, performer, actor and television personality |
| Famous For | “It’s Not Unusual,” “Delilah,” “What’s New Pussycat?,” “Green Green Grass of Home,” “She’s a Lady,” and “Kiss” |
| Music Genres | Pop, rock, rhythm and blues, soul, country, gospel and blues |
| Career Began | He began singing publicly at a young age and signed his first professional record contract with Decca Records in 1964. |
| Breakthrough | “It’s Not Unusual” became his breakthrough hit and established him as an international star. |
| Nickname | “Tiger” is one nickname associated with Jones; he is also widely known for his distinctive voice and stage presence. |
| Wife | Melinda Rose “Linda” Trenchard. They married in 1957 and remained together until her death in April 2016. |
| Marriage | Tom Jones and Linda were married for 59 years. |
| Children | Mark Woodward and Jonathan Berkery. |
| Son — Mark Woodward | Mark became closely involved in his father’s career and later worked as his manager. |
| Son — Jonathan Berkery | Jones has also publicly acknowledged Jonathan Berkery as his son. |
| Education | He attended schools in Pontypridd but left school at 15, later working various jobs while performing at night. |
| Early Jobs | Before becoming famous, Jones worked a variety of manual jobs while continuing to sing in local clubs. |
| Hobbies / Interests | Jones has a strong interest in music and record collecting. His official biography describes him as an avid record collector. |
| Hair Color | Gray |
| Eye Color | Blue |
| Marital Status | Widower |
| Awards | His honors include a Grammy Award, BRIT Awards and other major music-industry recognition. |
| Grammy Award | Best New Artist, following his early international success. |
| OBE | He was appointed an OBE in 1999. |
| Knighthood | Knighted in 2006 for services to music. |
| Television | Hosted This Is Tom Jones and later became a coach on The Voice UK. |
| Major Songs | “It’s Not Unusual,” “Delilah,” “What’s New Pussycat?,” “Green Green Grass of Home,” “She’s a Lady,” “Kiss,” and “Sex Bomb.” |
| Book | Over the Top and Back |
| Book Type | Autobiography / memoir |
| Book Author | Tom Jones |
| Book Published | 2015 in its original editions; Penguin’s paperback edition was published in 2016. |
| Book Details | The autobiography covers his childhood in Wales, rise to fame, music career, personal life, difficult periods and later career revival. |
| Book Title Meaning | Over the Top and Back reflects the extraordinary highs and difficult periods of Jones’s life and career. |
| Net Worth | No independently verified public figure is available; published celebrity-finance estimates should therefore be treated as estimates, not confirmed wealth. |
| Instagram | Tom Jones maintains an official social-media presence; for publication, use his verified official account rather than an unverified celebrity profile. |
| Current Career | Tom Jones remains an active recording and performing artist, with a career spanning more than six decades. |