Love Island voice over Iain Stirling has taken to social media to post a heartfelt tribute to Caroline Flack.
The Scottish star opened up about Caroline’s intimate funeral which took place on Tuesday afternoon.
Taking to Instagram, Laura Whitmore’s partner Iain shared a snap of him and Caroline beaming away at her clothing launch for River Island.
Iain captioned the post: “Yesterday we said goodbye to Caroline.
“It was a small service filled with her friends and family.”
Caroline Flack’s funeral was held on Tuesday with friends and family in attendance (Image: Instagram)
Iain continued: “The day was spent sharing stories, singing songs and of course some tears were shed.
“As someone who had the worst FOMO in the world I know Carrie would have hated missing it.
“And her infectious laugh was painfully absent.
Iain paid tribute to his close pal Caroline Flack (Image: Instagram)
“You were so loved Caz, by so many – I hope you knew that. And I hope you’re now at peace.”
Caroline was just 40-years-old when she tragically took her own life at her East London apartment.
She was awaiting trail at Highbury and Islington’s Magistrates Court for charges of assault by beating.
Laura Whitmore paid tribute to Caroline on her BBC radio show (Image: Getty Images)
She pleaded not guilty in December and her boyfriend Lewis Burton had publicly stated he would not support the CPS with the charges.
Speaking on her BBC Radio 5 Live show just hours after Caroline’s death, a heartbroken Laura told listeners that Caroline was unable to cope with the cruel world.
Speaking at the start of her 10am show, Laura, 34, said: “She was bubbly and for such a small stature, commanded a room. She loved to laugh and had the most infectious chuckle. She also had many struggles, I am not to pretend she was perfect.
“She lived every mistake publicly under the scrutiny. Caroline loved to love, that’s all she wanted
“Which is why the show Love Island was important to her. The problem wasn’t the show, the show was loving, caring and safe and protective. The problem is, the outside world is not.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
