ITV have said they 'constantly offered support' to Caroline Flack before her tragic death.
A lawyer for the Flack family confirmed that the 40-year-old took her own life and was found in her London flat on Saturday.
Good Morning Britain paid tribute to the former Love Island presenter - then relayed a message from bosses at ITV.after speaking to Caroline's former performing arts teacher and friend, Theresa Kerr.
Richard Madeley explained that ITV wanted to "make it clear" they were in close contact with Caroline.
The GMB host also referred to the "domestic incident" before Christmas where Caroline was alleged to have attacked her boyfriend Lewis Barton in her north London home.
Richard told viewers: "We ought to say one thing. ITV have asked us to make it clear, because there has been some discussion about this.
"They did keep in close contact with Caroline since this incident, this domestic incident, and they were constantly offering her assistance and help.
"And they want us to make that clear on this programme."
This came after the Good Morning Britain presenters paid tribute to Caroline following her tragic death.
GMB host Ranvir Singh said the the former Love Island presenter was "part of a whole narrative of good times".
While Richard Madeley admitted he had never seen daughter Chloe, who was close to Caroline, so upset and revealed she was in a "terrible state".
Showbiz reporter Richard Arnold said: "I was in total disbelief when i got the message from friends before I got it from various news outlets and platforms. My jaw just hit the floor. I couldn't quite believe it.
"This is a woman who’s clearly had her issues which she’s spoken pretty frankly admit and been well documented.
"Caroline when you were in her orbit, she didn’t just fizzle - she absolutely fizzed.
She had this extraordinary energy and this X Factor so rare in this business, genuine X Factor. So at odds with the torment she was going through."
Reacting to the tragic news, ITV said in a statement on Saturday evening: "Everybody at Love Island and ITV is shocked and saddened by this desperately sad news.
"Caroline was a much loved member of the Love Island team and our sincere thoughts and condolences are with her family and friends."
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