ITV stars Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have joined the celebrities paying their respects to Caroline Flack following her death earlier today.
On their joint Twitter account, the Saturday Night Takeaway hosts wrote: “We are both devastated to hear the news about Caroline Flack.
“It is beyond sad. Beyond words. So tragic. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family. Rest In Peace Caroline.”
We are both devastated to hear the news about Caroline Flack. It is beyond sad. Beyond words. So tragic. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Rest In Peace Caroline
XX— antanddec (@antanddec) February 15, 2020
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Celebrities have rushed to social media to offer their tributes to TV presenter Caroline.
Mollie King wrote: “Such incredibly sad news. I can’t believe it. Sending all my love to Caroline’s family and loved ones.”
Such incredibly sad news. I can’t believe it. Sending all my love to Caroline’s family and loved ones xxx
— MOLLIE KING (@MollieKing) February 15, 2020
Kerry Katona posted: “Please tell me this isn’t true!!!!”
Please tell me this isn’t true!!!!!!!!!!!!!! https://t.co/J7V1DNR7Sm
— Kerry Katona (@KerryKatona7) February 15, 2020
Eamonn Holmes said: “Dear God. Shocked beyond belief. May she have found peace. Has to be repercussions for Love Island now surely?”
Caroline Flack …. Dear God.
Shocked beyond belief. May she have found peace . #Rip
Has to be repercussions for Love Island now surely ?— Eamonn Holmes (@EamonnHolmes) February 15, 2020
Piers Morgan paid tribute to her bright personality, writing: “Caroline was a fun, bright & sparky person whose whole world collapsed recently, both professionally & personally.
“She told me it had been the worst time of her life, and was clearly struggling to cope with losing everything she held dear.
“This is such sad, awful news.
Caroline was a fun, bright & sparky person whose whole world collapsed recently, both professionally & personally. She told me it had been the worst time of her life, and was clearly struggling to cope with losing everything she held dear.
This is such sad, awful news. pic.twitter.com/UAzKOlmZFA— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 15, 2020
His Good Morning Britain co-star Susanna Reid said she was heartbroken for her ITV colleague.
My heart is absolutely broken for Caroline Flack and everybody who loves her.
— Susanna Reid (@susannareid100) February 15, 2020
Love Island winner Dani Dyer said she was lucky to have known Caroline.
“I am devastated with this news. Caroline you were a beautiful person and I’m so lucky to have known you. Love you. RIP you beautiful angel.”
I am devistated with this news. Caroline you was a beautiful person and I’m so lucky to have known you. Love you. RIP you beautiful angel ❤️
— Dani Dyer (@Dani_MasDyer) February 15, 2020
Michelle Keegan urged people to be kind, writing: “Everyone is fighting their own battles. Be kind, life’s too short. ❤️ So sorry Caroline.”
Absolutely devastating…Social media and articles online have given people the platform to abuse & hate other human beings that they don’t know…never seeing the damage their words cause. Everyone is fighting their own battles. Be kind, life’s too short. ❤️ So sorry Caroline x pic.twitter.com/K46Nh0S8OF
— michelle keegan (@michkeegan) February 15, 2020
Jonathan Ross revealed he had recently reached out to her.
He tweeted: “I am very sad to hear that Caroline Flack is dead. I had been in touch with her recently and had hoped she was doing better.
“She was talented and smart and likeable and she will he missed. It’s awful.”
I am very sad to hear that Caroline Flack is dead. I had been in touch with her recently and had hoped she was doing better. She was talented and smart and likeable and she will he missed. It’s awful.
— Jonathan Ross (@wossy) February 15, 2020
Dermot O’Leary wrote: “Just the worst news. Poor soul. Sending love to hers, and yours. Hold them tight tonight people. Candles lit.”
Just the worst news. Poor soul.
Sending love to hers, and yours. Hold them tight tonight people. X
Candles lit. https://t.co/wZLnphS3Se— Dermot O’Leary (@radioleary) February 15, 2020
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