Caroline Flack’s mum says she was ‘hounded’ and ‘let down’ by officials | ITV News

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The inquest into the death of Caroline Flack, has heard the TV star felt her life was “falling apart” in the months before she took her own life.

The Love Island presenter was facing trial over allegations she assaulted her boyfriend, when she was found dead at her home in February.

Her mother today called the case a “show trial”, and said the 40 year old had been let down by the authorities.

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