Caroline Flack fans in tears as they praise family and friends for opening up in documentary

Olly Murs has revealed he hasn’t yet watched Caroline Flack’s documentary as he needs time to “process” it.The Voice judge Olly, 36, took part in the Channel 4 documentary, Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death, to pay tribute to the late Love Island star following her tragic death last year. Caroline was 40 when she took her own life in February 2020.

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The highly anticipated documentary about the life of presenter Caroline Flack aired last night and viewers were gripped by the openness and honesty her family and friends shared.

Caroline Flack documentary aired on Wednesday evening a year on from her death, many viewers were left in tears. At 9pm, Channel 4's Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death explored the events that led to the TV star 's suicide in February 2020, and featured interviews with her twin sister Jody and her mum Christine.

Caroline Flack's family, friends and former colleagues will speak out about her death tonight in a new Channel 4 documentary. The Love Island presenter who took her life in February last year is the subject of Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death, a 'tribute to one of Britain's biggest TV stars', looking at how fame, mental health issues, press and social media affected the star.

direct to your inboxCaroline Flack's family and friends are set to remember her a new Channel 4 documentary.The hour-long special, titled Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death, was announced in November last year and will air this week.It will hear from those closest to the late Love Island host including mum Christine, twin sister Jody and friends Olly Murs and Dermot O'Leary.

Caroline Flack’s mother Christine has candidly shared her upset and regret over the times she didn’t spend with her daughter. Love Island star Caroline was 40 years of age when she tragically took her own life in February last year, after she was arrested on suspicion of assault by beating.

Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death is due to air on Channel 4 next week (March 17), but many may be wondering how the project first came about and why, given the TV presenter's long-standing relationship with ITV, it's not being made or aired by that broadcaster. Caroline was, of course, one of the UK's most popular TV presenters.

Note: The following article contains discussion of themes including suicide that some readers may find upsetting. If you felt reservations when you first saw that a documentary about Caroline Flack was on the way, you weren't alone.

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Note: The following article contains discussion of themes including suicide that some readers may find upsetting. Love Island host Caroline Flack passed away just over a year ago, and a Channel 4 documentary will air next week in tribute to the star.

direct to your inboxCaroline Flack was 'terrified' about publicly speaking about the extent of her mental health struggles as family 'begged' her to quit showbiz life.The Love Island host tragically took her own life aged 40 in February last year.Caroline's family are set to discuss her life and death in an upcoming Channel 4 documentary.Speaking in the film, twin sister Jody said: "I would beg her to change jobs and leave showbiz but she never would.