ITV boss says we'll never know reason behind Caroline Flack's 'unbelievably tragic' death

Lewis Burton has celebrated his birthday just five weeks after the tragic death of his girlfriend Caroline Flack.The 28 year old marked the day in self isolation on Monday due to the current coronavirus crisis, but shared messages he had received from friends. His birthday fell just five weeks after 40 year old Caroline was found dead at her London home and two weeks after her private funeral.

The boss of ITV has described the death of Caroline Flack as “unbelievably tragic” and said that people can never know the reasons behind suicide.

Love Island: The Reunion has reportedly been cancelled this year, following Caroline Flack's untimely death.The reunion spin-off offers a chance for angry exes to argue out their differences and reveal the real reasons behind their break-ups, but the stars of the show's first winter series reportedly won't take part in it.

Love Island’s Paige Turley and Finn Tapp have shared their sadness over the tragic death of Caroline Flack, revealing they were told just before the show’s live final.The couple, who were crowned as the winners of the ITV dating show on Sunday, spoke out after Caroline tragically took her own life on February 15. Finn, 20, explained that show bosses waited for the “right time” to inform them of the tragedy.

Vicky Pattison has opened up on her "horrific" experience with online abuse in the wake of Caroline Flack's tragic death. The 32 year old, who recently revealed the genius sleep hack that's stopped her bedtime arguments with her boyfriend, explained that she's had to deal with her fair share of trolls over the years.

In the days following her death, social media was filled with heartfelt tributes to Caroline Flack. Her passing touched everyone, from those close to her, to those who felt they knew her and her infectious laugh and bubbly personality that made her TV gold.

TV hosts will now be expected to undergo “yearly psych tests“ before the can go ahead with filming, according to reports. It’s understood that ITV and Channel 4 are among the broadcasters who have introduced the “rigorous” psychological assessments for all on-screen talent, including contestants and hosts, after Caroline Flack's death.

TV hosts will now be expected to undergo “yearly psych tests“ before the can go ahead with filming, according to reports. It’s understood that ITV and Channel 4 are among the broadcasters who have introduced the “rigorous” psychological assessments for all on-screen talent, including contestants and hosts, after Caroline Flack's death.

The mother of tragic Love Island star Sophie Gradon has slammed the government inquiry into reality TV after Caroline Flack became the third person linked to the ITV show to take their own life. Deborah spoke out on her Twitter account following the death of Caroline, 40, who was found dead in her London apartment on 15 February.

BBC presenter Amy Irons is calling on people to think before they post online in the wake of Caroline Flack's tragic death.

Andrew Brady has revealed he feels “sadness, regret and anger” following the death of his former fiancee Caroline Flack, as he shared a lengthy blog post questioning “who is to blame” for her death.The former Apprentice star shared the post in the hope that Caroline’s life “hasn’t been taken in vain” after the presenter was tragically found dead at her London flat on Saturday February 15.