Tom Topping Children: Did Tom Topping Have Kids?

Yes, Irish businessman Tom Topping had children.

Tom Topping was married to the late Rae Topping. Through their union, they had three children; sons, Kenneth Topping and Alan Topping, and daughter, Louise Topping.

Tom’s daughter Louise Topping announced his death on Facebook.

The post read; “To say our world is totally shattered is an understatement”.

“Kenneth Topping, myself Alan & Jo Topping would like to thank everyone who attended the scene, have sent kind wishes and called with us”.

“We would like to ask that the family home is given privacy at this time to let Tom’s close family & friends come to terms with this tragedy”, Louise wrote.

“Further details will follow when we know more ourselves, she added.

Although Tom’s children’s names have been identified, their details are under wraps.

Tom Topping was an Irish businessman. He owned Topping Meats, a big supplier in Co Antrim, and previously ran the Highways Hotel in Larne.

He died after a suspected farm accident near his Co Antrim home on August 8, 2022.

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