The tragedy that stirs Britain: reality presenter Caroline Flack committed suicide

About two weeks before the trial began against her ex-partner attack, and after the tabloid "Sun" came down to her life for weeks, British reality filmmaker Caroline Flack put an end to her life

An end to suffering. Carolyn Flack (Photo: Imagebank)

Carolyn Flack (Photo: GettyImages)

Sad end to Caroline Flack: After the yellow British media came to her life, British TV presenter was found dead in her home yesterday (Saturday) after putting an end to her life - and she is only forty. The tragic affair stirs the United Kingdom and reveals the power and hypocrisy of the tabloids.

Flack was the most recognizable face on Britain's small screen. She won "Dancing with the Stars" and landed a host of shows, including "Ex Factor" and more recently "Love Island." The star was also scheduled to direct her new season but was replaced at the last minute, following a legal action opened against her for assaulting her former partner, Louis Burton.

Flack was accused of trying to assault him with a lamp, the trial was scheduled to begin in early March, and for weeks the British tabloids have been blatantly and mockingly covering the affair with the star. She dropped a profile, walked away from social networks and felt disappointed and abandoned because of her attitude towards her.

The wicked in the tabloids, as usual, was "Sun", who quickly deleted a humiliating article in Falk's case, publishing a host of articles on dealing with mental distress, which of course led to his attack on social networks for his hypocrisy.

Prior to her turbulent relationship with Burton, Flack was, among other things, the spouse of Prince Harry and musician Harry Styles. A statement from her family said: "Caroline has passed away. We ask the media to respect our privacy and not try to contact us or film us."

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Sad end. Carolyn Flack (Photo: Imagebank)

Carolyn Flack (Photo: GettyImages)

Four months ago, Flack posted to Instagram a post that was already creepy and even creepier today. "I wanted to write something about my mental health," she wrote until then. "I've been in a weird place lately. It's hard for me to talk about it. I guess these are the anxieties and pressures of life, and when I tried to talk about it with someone, they said I dig. That's why people keep their feelings to themselves. I hate to talk about my feelings, and most It scares me to become a burden. I'm lucky to be able to lift myself even when everything is shit, but what will those who do not succeed? Be nice to people. You never know what's going on inside them. Never. "