Love Island's Laura Anderson Gets Tattoo In Honour Of Caroline Flack

Laura Anderson gets tattoo in honour of Caroline Flack

Love Island 2018 contestant Laura Anderson shared a picture of her new tattoo on Instagram.

The former Islander got the words, 'be kind,' inked on her wrist in honour of Caroline Flack.

The TV presenter died aged 40 earlier this month.

 

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Laura shared a photo of her new tattoo with the caption, 'It’s not until now this has become ‘fashionable’'

'All I’ve ever wanted is to be kind. This is for you Caroline'

'and the rest of the human race..'

 

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It’s not until now this has become ‘fashionable’ All I’ve ever wanted is to be kind. This is for you Caroline and the rest of the human race.. #bekind

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Numerous former Islanders and friends of Caroline have been paying tribute to her in their own unique ways.

2019 Love Island runner up Molly-Mae donated the profits from her Pretty Little Thing edit to the charity Mind.

While 2019 winner Amber Gill did the same thing with her Miss Pap edit.

 

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Mind Charity

Mind is a mental health charity based in the UK.

They provide advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem.

 

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#ValentinesDay can be hard for many reasons. For some of us, it’s seeing so many portrayals of ‘perfect’ relationships, making us feel like we aren’t good enough. If you’re feeling this way, it may help to explore ways to boost your self-esteem and be kinder to yourself. For more tips, head to mind.org.uk/self-esteem #Valentines #ValentinesDay2020 #SelfCare

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Samaritans is a similar charity in Ireland.

They offer support and information to anyone who’s struggling to cope or needs someone to listen without judgement or pressure.

 

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Samaritans are available all day, every day.

You can call them for free on 166 123.