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The late Caroline Flack will return to TV screens in a moving documentary about her life told through the eyes of her mother Christine Flack.

Alex Ritman Almost five years after the tragic death of Caroline Flack, Disney+ has commissioned a new feature documentary about the late Brit TV host. With the working title of “Caroline,” the film will be told through the eyes of Flack’s mother, Christine, as she celebrates her daughter’s life and career while also seeking to understand the events in the final months of her daughter’s life and, according to producers, “search for answers” that led to her suicide in Feb.

Disney+ is making a feature documentary about Caroline Flack, the ex-Love Island presenter who tragically took her own life in 2020.

Caroline Flack's inner circle is reeling from shock as her mother, Christine Flack, poses some heart-wrenching questions about the night her daughter passed away. With the fifth anniversary of the much-loved TV presenter's death approaching, a new Disney+ documentary will feature Christine questioning the events leading up to Caroline's final 24 hours and whether her death could have been avoided.

The Metropolitan Police will reinvestigate the lead-up to the decision to charge late TV presenter Caroline Flack as “new witness evidence may be available”, the force said. Christine Flack, Caroline's mother, has been seeking answers for four years regarding the decision to charge her daughter with assaulting her boyfriend, despite initial advice from prosecutors.

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Christine Flack, the mother of the late Love Island host Caroline Flack weighed in on the Phillip Schofield controversy with a new interview with BBC Newsnight. Speaking to Victoria Derbyshire on Friday night’s show, Christine shared her own insight into the situation as she suggested ITV hadn't done enough to protect Phillip or the young man who he had undertaken the affair with. "They haven’t learnt anything," Christine told Victoria.

Caroline Flack’s mother has said Phillip Schofield is “realising even more” what her daughter went through before her death. Christine Flack said she hoped the former ITV presenter had “done the right thing” by admitting to his secret affair with a younger male colleague and that the matter would be settled. Love Island host Caroline was found dead in February 2020 at the age of 40, and a coroner later ruled she killed herself after learning that prosecutors were going to press ahead with an assault charge after an incident involving her boyfriend Lewis Burton.

Caroline Flack's mother Christine Flack has rejected the Metropolitan Police's apology after they were criticised for the way they handled the case of Caroline's death. Christine's daughter Caroline took her own life on February 15 in 2020 at the age of 40, following an incident with her boyfriend, Lewis Burton.The Met Police has been criticised for how they handled the case and has since apologised for not recording why the Love Island star had been charged.The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) had recommended the former presenter receive a caution following the incident.

Caroline Flack's mum Christine Flack has opened up on how she's coping with grief from the loss of her beloved daughter over two years after her death, as the star's friends and family are coming together to celebrate her at Flackstock. Appearing on Good Morning Britain with the former Love Island presenter's friend Natalie Pinkham, Christine said the "sadness never goes away" after her daughter took her own life at the age of 40 in February 2020. She became emotional as she admitted that while she doesn't think the feeling will ever really leave her, she knows he still has to "get on with things" and has been excited to help plan and organise Flackstock.

Caroline Flack’s mother has sparked a reinvestigation into her late daughter’s assault charge following a police complaint.The Love Island star died by suicide at the age of 40 on February 2020.Two months prior to he death, the presenter was arrested following an incident with boyfriend Lewis Burton, later discovering that prosecutors wanted to press ahead with an assault charge. Caroline’s mother Christine Flack has now said she wants to know why her daughter was charged with the assault, despite previously being told by prosecutors she should be given a caution.

The Metropolitan Police have been instructed to reinvestigate Caroline Flack’s mother’s complaint that her daughter was treated differently by police due to her fame.

Christine Flack, the mother of the late Love Island host Caroline Flack, has revealed the location where her daughter was buried.