Love Island viewers were in tears as Caroline Flack was remembered in a touching tribute during the live final.
Laura Whitmore defends Love Island as viewers call for it to be axed following Caroline Flack's death: 'The problem wasn't the show'
16.02.2020 - 17:21 / ok.co.uk
Laura Whitmore has spoken out in defence of Love Island after viewers called for the show to be cancelled following Caroline Flack's tragic death. Caroline — who hosted the hit ITV2 show for five years — was found dead at her East London home on Saturday at the age of 40 after taking her own life.
Her replacement as host on the show and close friend, 34 year old Laura, has now insisted that Love Island is not to blame for Caroline taking her own life. Speaking on her BBC Radio 5 Live show, she
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24.02.2020 / 10:21
Love Island viewers touched as final is dedicated to Caroline Flack
Love Island viewers were in tears as Caroline Flack was remembered in a touching tribute during the live final.
ok.co.uk
24.02.2020 / 01:21
Laura Whitmore close to tears as she dedicates Love Island final to Caroline Flack and makes tribute
Love Island has made an emotional tribute to Caroline Flack during the live final episode of the series on Sunday night. Fans were emotional as the show played a series of archived clips of Caroline from the previous series she had hosted, after she was found dead in her home last week.
msn.com
17.02.2020 / 21:16
Caroline Flack death: Laura Whitmore, Olly Murs and Strictly stars among those to pay tribute
© Provided by Evening Standard Caroline Flack has died aged 40 (AFP via Getty Images) Tributes have poured in for ex-Love Island host Caroline Flack after her death aged 40.
ok.co.uk
16.02.2020 / 17:21
Love Island’s Laura Whitmore says Caroline Flack’s death ‘doesn’t make sense’ in tearful tribute
Love Island host Laura Whitmore made a tearful tribute to her friend Caroline Flack after she took her own life on Saturday 15 February. Speaking on her BBC Radio 5 Live show the day after the 40 year old’s tragic death, Laura, 34, said Caroline “had a passion for life” and added her suicide doesn’t “make sense”.