Caroline Flack’s mum ‘devastated’ by Lewis Barton’s | UK News

A buddy of late Love Island presenter Caroline Flack has claimed her mom Christine is “devastated” by the romance between her daughter’s former boyfriend Lewis Burton and Lottie Tomlinson.

Lottie, 26, was reportedly best associates with Caroline earlier than she died by suicide in 2020. Her death got here because the star was making ready to stand trial for alleged assault courting back to September 2019.

Lottie and Lewis discovered love months after the star’s tragic death and shortly went public with their relationship, which Caroline’s mum is alleged to have struggled with. The couple already share a son, Lucky, who was born in August 2022.

They are curently anticipating their second child, a child lady, who is anticipated to reach later this month. Sharing his pleasure about changing into a father again, he shared a household snap over Christmas which he captioned: “Our last one as 3.”

Now, a c=buddy of Caroline’s has claimed their happiness “must be devastating for Christine” in a interview with Mail Online.

They instructed the publication: “She has lost her daughter and now Lewis has become some kind of influencer with his girlfriend, living in apparent bliss and about to become a father for the second time.

“He has been in a position to transfer on along with his life and discover happiness, Caroline hasn’t and it’s heartbreaking. Nobody anticipated Lewis to by no means discover love again, of course he was entitled to, however it was all very fast.”

Meanwhile, another friend claimed the relationship has also caused conflict between Christine and other members of Caroline’s friend circle.

They claimed she is “no longer close” with her Caroline’s close pal Louise Teasdale, alleging that Louise “not ditching Lewis” is thought to be a “contributing issue” to their fractured connection.

The speculation comes after it was announced Christine is invovled in a new Disney+ documentary about her daughter. The film will look into what happened to the TV presenter in her final months and explore the many “unanswered questions” surrounding the star’s death.

Speaking about the documentary, Christine said: “I nonetheless have so many questions on what occurred to Caroline in her closing months, and it is one thing I really feel deeply compelled to discover, regardless that I do know will probably be difficult.

“I’m pleased to be working with the team at Curious Films once again, in the hope of bringing clarity and understanding to Carrie’s story – not just for her, but for everyone who cared about her.”

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