From Love Island to everything washed? She was forced to quit her £ 600k job after being accused of assault and facing a humiliating judicial battle

From Love Island to everything washed? She was forced to quit her £ 600k job after being accused of assault and facing a humiliating judicial battle. But, writes ALISON BOSHOFF, this is just the last drama of Caroline Flack's chaotic life

Caroline Flack was forced to quit her job as a £ 600k Love Island presenter

This follows his arrest accused of assaulting his last boyfriend.

Flack, 40, will appear in the Highbury Magistrates Court on Monday morning.

Caroline Flack is fond of having a brave face when it comes to speculating about her romantic life.

He was abused for his relationship with the much younger pop star Harry Styles and, over the years, has faced rumors of love with several famous men, including a figure of Prince Harry.

She is also a veteran of numerous relationships that have erupted in public drama.

Only a year ago, the forty-year-old woman finally called at the time of a continuous engagement with a boyfriend who called an ambulance to help her after she had been "dismantled" and apparently suicidal during a phone call.

Before that, there was a long love story with music director Jack Street, which ended with accusations of his infidelity, resumed and failed again to bring him angry tweets.

The TV presenter needed all of her droid singing this week when she left the hit show Love Island after being accused of assaulting her boyfriend. It is understood that even if you have already filmed promotional material and conducted interviews with the media, you will not be paid the fee of £ 600,000.

He has abandoned the pressure on ITVs by those who point out that accusations of domestic abuse are very inappropriate for the host of a program focused on love and relationships, regardless of whether they are male or female.

While the network has publicly supported Flack, the reality is that, given the circumstances, maintaining its role has never been an option.

As a friend of Flack said: "ITV felt that the accusation of aggression was not the best for a sample of appointments, regardless of the circumstances."

Yesterday he released a statement on Instagram, in which he said he felt "the best thing I can do is leave the series 6", the first winter version of the series, and thanked the family, fans and her boyfriend for supporting. He added that "the problems were not as reported" and said he was prohibited from making further comments "until the legal process is completed."

He will appear before the Highbury Magistrates Court on Monday for allegedly being hit by assault.