Where to watch the new Caroline Flack documentary as her harrowing final texts are revealed
Caroline's mum says the star's phones 'tell the real story'Caroline Flack‘s harrowing final text messages and voice notes are revealed in the new documentary about her life – and here is where to watch it.
Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth drops next week and the new trailer shows the true depths of Caroline’s despair.
The two-minute clip features both text messages and voice notes the late TV presenter sent to her loved ones in her final months. And it is not easy to watch or listen to.
The documentary, made by Disney+, follows Caroline’s mum Christine as she investigates what led to her daughter’s tragic death more than five years ago.
Caroline Flack documentary: Her final texts revealed
In a brand new trailer for Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth, Christine holds Caroline’s old mobiles in her hands. She says: “Her phones tell the real story.”
The shot then cuts to a text message, which Caroline sent to her friend Mollie Grosberg. It says: “Mollie I feel the lowest I have ever felt. I don’t see any way out of this.”
Caroline can then be heard sobbing in a voice note. As Christine gazes out to sea while sitting on a bench, Caroline’s voice cries: “I’m just really.. I’m all over the place. My head doesn’t know what to think at any point.”
In another tragic voice message, Caroline says: “I’ve been receiving so much abuse.”
The most heartbreaking of them all is a series of texts at the end of the trailer. One reads: “My life is over.” Another says: “I’m having a big panic attack.”
Caroline says in a desperate third message: “It’s unreal. I’m not gonna survive this.”
Christine says she has “nothing to lose” in investigating exactly what led to the Love Island host’s death. She says “the worst thing in the world has already happened” to her.
The stoic yet grieving mother warns: “People think they know what happened to Caroline. But the reality is much darker. There’s so much information the public haven’t seen. I want the truth to come out.”
When did Caroline Flack die?
Caroline Flack was found dead at her London home on February 15, 2020. She was 40 years old. An inquest later ruled a verdict of suicide.
Caroline had been facing prosecution for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend, Lewis Burton, at the time. It was claimed Caroline had hit him over the head while he was sleeping.
Earlier this week, Christine wrote an open letter for the Radio Times. She said she was “not here to defend domestic violence”, but clarified that Caroline “hit Lewis with a mobile phone after becoming concerned he was cheating”.
Christine went on to say Caroline had “no previous convictions, Lewis did not support the prosecution, and it was not deemed to be in the public interest”.
The day before she took her own life, Caroline had discovered she was going to be prosecuted.
In the new trailer released by Disney+ today, solicitor Paul Morris says: “In 27 years of practice, I have never seen a case like this. It rapidly became apparent to me she was prosecuted because she was Caroline Flack.”
Who else is in Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth?
Although Christine leads the documentary, many of Caroline’s loved ones feature in it. Viewers will hear directly from her friend Mollie, who had received the distressing text message mentioned earlier.
In addition to solicitor Paul Morris, former Chief Crown Prosecutor, Nazir Afzal, is in the programme. It also features Caroline’s former agent, Louisa Booth, and showbiz reporter Paul Martin.
Where to watch the Caroline Flack documentary? How many episodes?
Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth will be available to stream on Disney+ from Monday November 10, 2025. It is a two-part documentary, with each episode lasting an hour.
Disney says: “In the second episode, Christine delves deeper into the events and decisions that changed her daughter’s life. As Caroline’s world spiralled, relentless press coverage and online abuse became overwhelming.
“With exclusive access, expert insight and powerful testimony, Christine uncovers the hidden pressures that pushed her daughter to breaking point – revealing a darker truth the headlines never told.”
