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With a star on the [[Hollywood]] Walk of Fame and recently Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, "Sir" Tom Jones has been a resident of Bel Air, [[California]] since the mid 1970s.

With a star on the [[Hollywood]] Walk of Fame and recently Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II, "Sir" Tom Jones has been a resident of Bel Air, [[California]] since the mid 1970s.

In February 2022, Tom Jones defied a [[woke]] ban on his 1968 song "Delilah" by the [[Welsh Rugby Union]], by including the song on a setlist for a concert at [[Cardiff Castle]].

In February 2022, Tom Jones defied a [[woke]] ban on his 1968 song "Delilah" by the [[Welsh Rugby Union]], by including the song on a setlist for a concert at [[Cardiff Castle]].<ref>[https://www.gbnews.uk/entertainment/sir-tom-jones-to-defy-woke-ban-on-hit-song-delilah-at-first-major-gig-in-wales-for-20-years/438469 Sir Tom Jones to defy woke ban on hit song Delilah at first major gig in Wales for 20 years]</ref>

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