A music festival which will pay tribute to the late presenter Caroline Flack is also going to be made into a TV documentary
Former Love Island host Caroline Flack is set to be remembered in a star-studded festival which will also be made into a TV documentary.
Flackstock will see performers such as Natalie Imbruglia, Louise Redknapp, Tom Grennan, Lucie Jones, Pixie Lott, Fleur East and The Overtones come together for the late TV star.Those responsible for organising the touching tribute are Caroline's mum Christine, 72, and celebrity pals Natalie Pinkham, 44, Dawn O’Porter, 43, and Leigh Francis, 49.
“The festival is a really positive thing and a celebration of Caroline’s life as well as an opportunity to tell people who are suffering that it is OK they feel like that and they’re not alone.” Three months earlier she stood down from ITV2’s Love Island after a drunken row with her boyfriend, Lewis Burton, and faced a criminal trial.
Speaking to hosts Kate Garraway and Adil Ray, Christine said: "She loved dancing, singing, she loved festivals.
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