The family of the late Love Island presenter Caroline Flack has released previously unseen photos of her as a teenager, ahead of a new documentary about her life and death.
The forthcoming Channel 4 documentary promises to “delve beyond the headlines to reveal the complex woman behind the public persona”.
It will feature never-before-seen footage and childhood home videos, as well as interviews with her twin sister, Jody.
Flack took her own life at the age of 40, on February 15 2020.
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The newly released images feature Flack as a teenager, and in both she wears red lipstick and smiles broadly at the camera.
The second is a school photograph taken in the 1990s and shows her with cropped hair.
A final image sees the TV star as an adult with her head tossed back and her hair spread outwards.
The documentary will feature tributes from Olly Murs, her co-host on The Xtra Factor, fellow presenter Dermot O’Leary, and family and friends. It will air on Channel 4 in March.
Additional reporting by PA.
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