Caroline Flack’s best friend Mollie Grosberg has shared a touching previously-unseen video to Instagram of the late Love Island host.
The clip sees Caroline being filmed by Mollie from across a restaurant table, as the presenter chats animatedly to her friend, clearly trying to cheer her up.
The meet-up happened shortly after Caroline had got off a flight from somewhere, and she is heard jokingly saying: ‘First of all, how good a friend am I?’
Memories: Caroline Flack’s best friend Mollie Grosberg has shared a touching previously-unseen video to Instagram of the late Love Island host. The clip sees Caroline being filmed by Mollie from across a restaurant table, as the presenter chats animatedly to her friend
Mollie, off-camera, replies: ‘Thank you for coming to visit me when I’m sad.’
Caroline went on: ‘When I’ve just landed!’
‘Yes, three seconds ago!’ Mollie adds, in agreement.
Mollie captioned the Instagram story ‘The Bestest’, clearly missing Caroline over the weekend, which marks the two-week anniversary of her suicide.
The video ends with the pair jovially talking about the giant spicy brussel sprout on the plate in front of them.
Mollie had been with Caroline the day before her death. She was found the next day by her father at her London home, having hanged herself.
Missing her: The meet-up happened shortly after Caroline had got off a flight from somewhere, and she is heard jokingly saying – ‘First of all, how good a friend am I?’ Mollie, off-camera, replies – ‘Thank you for coming to visit me when I’m sad’
Last week, Mollie revealed that the late star’s dog Ruby is settling into her new home.
The TV producer has been looking after the French Bulldog in the wake of the Love Island host’s tragic death on February 15.
On Wednesday, Mollie updated fans on the pooch’s progress as she shared a sweet snap of Ruby cuddled up to her fiancé.
Sweet: Caroline Flack’s best friend Mollie Grosberg has revealed that the late star’s dog Ruby is settling into her new home, sharing a picture of the dog on Wednesday with her fiance
Alongside the snap she penned: ‘These two,’ with a series of heart emojis.
Ruby was Caroline’s beloved dog, and just one day before she died, she posted her last Instagram photo with the pet pooch that she captioned with a love heart.
Mollie had also posted a picture of Caroline on Valentine’s Day, the day before she died, which showed her adjusting a television set, apparently in the North London flat where she was staying with another friend, Lou Teasdale.
Tragic: Ruby was Caroline’s beloved dog, who Mollie adopted after the Love Island star tragically took her own life earlier this month (pictured with her pet dog in January 2019)
Mollie posted the picture on Instagram, saying: ‘Our funny valentine brought us cookies and oat milk this year.’
Following Caroline’s tragic death, she said she was now looking after Ruby, saying: ‘Having Ruby is the only thing making us smile right now.’
In a heartwrenching photo taken in the days following, Mollie showed Ruby fast asleep on a bed.
She posted the clip accompanied by the words, ‘I never want this snoring to stop.’
Last post: Just one day before she died, the former Love Island presenter posted her last Instagram photo, which showed her cuddling her beloved pet, captioned with a love heart
Final picture: Mollie had also posted a picture of Caroline on Valentine’s Day, the day before she died, which showed her adjusting a television set
Caring: Following Caroline’s tragic death, Mollie said she was now looking after Ruby, saying, ‘Having Ruby is the only thing making us smile right now.’
TV star Caroline passed away a day after she had been told that the CPS was pursuing the court case against her following an arrest at her home over a row with Lewis Burton in December.
She had pleaded not guilty to assault by beating at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court in North London on December 23 and was due to go on trial at March 4.
Her management company have criticised the CPS for pressing ahead with what it called her ‘show trial’ even after Lewis said he did not support it.
The ITV veteran fronted the much-loved show since its revival series in 2015, before handing over her role to pal Laura Whitmore in late 2019.
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