A poignant new documentary series is set to provide an unprecedented look into the tragic final months of television presenter Caroline Flack. Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth will launch in November, offering a deeply personal investigation led by her mother, Christine.
Uncovering the Truth Behind the Headlines
The two-part film, streaming exclusively on Disney+, examines the relentless media storm and online vilification that engulfed Flack following her arrest in 2019. This intense public scrutiny caused her world to spiral, ultimately leading to her taking her own life in February 2020.
Through Christine Flack's determined perspective, the documentary uncovers shocking new details about her daughter's experiences. It asks difficult questions about how events unfolded and exposes what the production terms significant misrepresentations in the public narrative.
Powerful Testimony and Institutional Failures
Search for the Truth goes beyond the headlines to explore the institutional pressures and decision-making failures that shaped Caroline's final days. With unique access to her inner circle and those directly involved, the series shares the story Caroline never got to tell herself.
The documentary is executive produced by Dov Freedman, Charlie Russell, and Jessie Versluys for Curious Films, the same team behind the 2021 documentary Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death. It joins other successful celebrity documentaries including Netflix's Victoria Beckham and Prime Video's Molly-Mae: Behind It All.
How and When to Watch
UK viewers can stream Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth from Monday, November 10, with both episodes available immediately upon release.
The documentary is available exclusively on Disney+, which now offers subscriptions starting from £5.99 per month. Members can save the equivalent of two months free by paying annually for the Standard or Premium plans, getting 12 months for the price of 10.
The platform has received positive feedback from subscribers, with one Trustpilot reviewer noting the very good selection and easy navigation, while another praised the consistent delivery of high-quality streaming content despite some comments about advertisement frequency.
