Jasmine Burkitt: Last News

BBC reality star Jasmine Burkitt had an antipsychotic drug in her system when she died, an inquest has heard.

BBC reality star Jasmine Burkitt has been revealed. Her fiancé has praised her, saying "she changed my life" as the BBC Three star sadly passed away. Jazz appeared in BBC Three reality show Small Teen Bigger World.

BBC Three documentary alongside her mum Bev, who passed away in 2014, as she wanted to share how her life was just like a regular teenagers despite being born with dwarfism. The 28-year-old from Conwy, Wales won a legion of fans following her stint on TV and even went on to publish her autobiography in 2013. READ MORE: Whoopi Goldberg is a EastEnders mega fan and was gutted when soap stopped airing in the US After the cameras stopped rolling, Jazz met and found love with partner Lewis Burke.

voiced her unhappiness at the split and slammed Mary Elizabeth as a ‘piece of trash’ on social media.Appearing on the first of four British GQ covers dedicated to GQ Heroes, out today, Ewan revealed: ‘A divorce in a family is a bomb going off in everyone’s life – my children’s lives.‘The sort of healing of that is ongoing.’In an interview in The Times, Clara later admitted she was ‘angry and upset’ at the situation and her comments on her dad’s new partner at the time weren’t the best thing to say in public.During his latest interview, Ewan also opened up for the first time about his upcoming film with Clara, You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder, which she developed with a screenwriter, based on their relationship.Talking about the concept, which centres on a road trip in which a father is driving his daughter to rehab, Ewan said he was at first nervous to read the script, after Clara informed him it was about them.He said: ‘She tells me that she’d come up with an idea about writing about us. At first I was a bit nervous.

BBC Three show Small Teen Big World in 2010 to share her experience of being born with dwarfism. Her death was confirmed on Facebook by her fiancé, Lewis Burke, who said she had died “after a life-long battle with a very serious mental illness”. Burke wrote: “She is the most incredible human that ever walked this planet, she is the strongest, funniest, most kindest and purely decent person I’ve ever known.

Small Teen Bigger World star Jasmine Burkitt has died at the age of 28. Jasmine, who had dwarfism and stood at 3ft 11, rose to fame on the hit BBC reality show which aired in 2011. She starred on the programme alongside her mum Bev, who sadly died in 2014.

Conwy was one of the stars of BBC Three reality show Small Teen Bigger World which appeared on TV more than a decade ago. She featured in the programme alongside her mother Bev who died in 2014. In the show, Jasmine wanted to show people that she was just like any teenager despite being born with a rare form of dwarfism.