ITV says 'door was open' for Caroline Flack to return as host of Love Island

Love Island bosses have revealed that the popular reunion show will not not go ahead following the death of Caroline Flack.

Love Island’s Laura Anderson yesterday showed off a tattoo she got in honour of Caroline Flack.

Before her tragic death, Caroline Flack had written of her desire to have had led a different life and ‘chosen another path’ ; one that might have seen her blessed with ‘three gorgeous children’.The presenter spent the past two decades jetting around the world for work and spent a significant amount of her life in the limelight, enjoying romances with a number of famous partners including the likes of Harry Styles and rugby player Danny Cipriani.

Love Island will make another touching tribute to the show’s former host Caroline Flack on Sunday night's finale following her tragic death last week.The plans to honour Caroline have been confirmed by the show, as a rep for Love Island told OK! online: “There will be a dedication to Caroline in tonight's final episode.” The upcoming tribute to Caroline, who took her own life in her East London flat on Saturday 15 February, come as it was revealed the remaining islanders have been informed about

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling has been flooded with support after speaking out ahead of tonight's final.

LONDON — British television presenter Caroline Flack, a former host of the hit show “Love Island,” was found hanged in her London home and paramedics were unable to revive her, an inquest heard on Wednesday.

Katie Hopkins has been caught up in another Twitter storm after wading into the debate following the tragic death of Caroline Flack.

An inquest into the tragic death of Caroline Flack us to be held tomorrow.

Laura Whitmore showed support for her boyfriend Iain Stirling on Twitter as he delivered a heartbreaking and poignant tribute to his "true friend" Caroline Flack.The comedian, who stars as Love Island's narrator, dropped his familiar witty rhetoric to read out the emotionally charged pre-recorded message, which was played over the opening titles of the ITV2 reality dating show.

Caroline Flack, former host of U.K.'s Love Island, has died. Her death was confirmed by her family in a statement via the Press Association on Saturday.

Lorraine Kelly had a giggle on her show this morning as she addressed the Caroline Flack saga.

Caroline Flack is believed to have tragically taken her own life minutes after her friend Lou Teasdale left her flat, after spending the night with her. Lou, 36, had stayed the night of Valentine’s Day, 14 February, with Caroline, but left the following morning to go to the shops.