A new documentary focusing on the life and death of former Love Island host Caroline Flack has caused a rift between her mother Christine and her closest friends.
When Caroline Flack tragically took her own life almost five years ago, little did she know the extent of the fall-out. To the outside world, the former Love Island host, who had just turned 40, appeared to be showered with love. She had a huge group of friends and a loving family who had faithfully stood by her as she faced a humiliating day in court following her arrest in December 2019 after allegedly hitting boyfriend Lewis Burton with a lamp.
The trial, set for March 2020, was likely to feature police bodycam footage of a distressed Caroline, almost naked and covered in her own blood, which, some feared, would be too much for her to take. Their fears were sadly borne out. Within hours of learning that she was definitely going to be prosecuted, Caroline was found dead at her flat in North London on February 15, 2020. The repercussions continue – most recently with a controversial television documentary which, before it has even finished filming, has caused a rift between Caroline's heartbroken mother Christine and her closest friends. Former Love Island host Caroline Flack was found dead in her flat almost five years ago Caroline pictured with her heartbroken mother Christine, who is central to a new documentary about her daughter on Disney+ which will coincide with the fifth anniversary of her death Last week, the Mail revealed how Christine is central to the new documentary about Caroline on Disney+, which will coincide with the fifth anniversary of her death. It will forensically detail her last 24 hours and try to give some answers as to why she died – and whether her life could have been saved. At the heart of it is the question of why Caroline's most loyal friends, Louise Teasdale and Mollie Grosberg, who had been so concerned for Caroline's welfare following a suicide attempt the previous day that they rushed to her side, left her alone in her flat on the day when she finally took her own lif
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