«Many people at ITV knew Caroline well and held her in great affection. All of us are absolutely devastated at this tragic news,» the network shared on Twitter. «After careful consultation between Caroline’s representatives and the ‘Love Island’ production team and given how close we still are to the news of Caroline’s tragic death, we have decided not to broadcast tonight’s ‘Love Island’ out of respect for Caroline’s family. ‘Love Island’ will return tomorrow night, which will include a tribute to Caroline who will be forever in our hearts.»

A cause of death has not yet been revealed.

The television host’s death came nearly two months after she decided to quit her job as host of the popular British reality show following an assault arrest in London.

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«Love Island has been my world for the last five years, it’s the best show on telly. In order not to detract attention from the upcoming series, I feel the best thing I can do is to stand down for series six. I want to wish the incredible team working on the show a fantastic series in Cape Town,» Flack wrote on social media.

Police had responded to Flack’s home based on reports that a man was assaulted. The man injured was Flack’s boyfriend, tennis player Lewis Burton, the BBC reported at the time.

A London Ambulance Service spokesperson told the British outlet they were called «on 12 December to a residential address in Islington,” where they “treated two people at the scene and took one person to the hospital.»