Love Island host Laura Whitmore has opened up about her feelings of guilt after the tragic death of her friend Caroline Flack. Caroline, whom Laura took over from as Love Island host, took her own life aged 40 in her east London flat in February.
Laura Whitmore admits she 'ignored' Caroline Flack death news because she thought it was a hoax
10.03.2020 - 18:21 / ok.co.uk
Laura Whitmore has revealed she "ignored" news of Caroline Flack's death because she thought it was a joke. Caroline was found dead at her home in London at the age of 40 on 15 February.
Her funeral is expected to take place today.The 34 year old, who was close friends with Caroline, replaced her as host of Love Island following her stepping down in December. She has now opened up on how she found out about her pal's death on fellow TV presenter Kate Thornton's White Wine Question Time podcast.
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