Stacey Solomon wears Caroline Flack ‘be kind’ T-shirt to bed as she urges fans to buy it in support of the Samaritans

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STACEY Solomon has revealed she wears Caroline Flack’s “be kind” T-shirt to bed as she urges fans to buy it in support of the Samaritans.

The mum-of-three bought the tribute top designed by Caroline’s friend Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis) for £25.

Stacey Solomon wearing the Caroline Flack top with baby Rex

After posting a video of herself wearing it as she snuggled baby Rex in bed, Stacey told fans: “Loads and loads of you asking about my T-Shirt. Yes, it is Caroline.

“Keith Lemon/Leigh Francis who is one of her closest mates designed it. He drew it all and made it. All profits go to the Samaritans.

“I couldn’t not buy it.”

Stacey has been supporting her partner Joe Swash after he was left devastated by Caroline’s death.

Stacey encouraged fans to buy the charity T-shirt

He broke down following his Dancing On Ice performance the day after she died as he paid tribute to his friend.

Joe had grown close to Caroline when they were both presenters on I’m A Celeb’s spin-off show between 2009 and 2010.

Like Joe, Keith Lemon had formed a close bond with Caroline and wanted to do something to help after she took her own life.

Joe was close friends with Caroline after they worked together on I’m A Celeb

Keith Lemon has created a T-shirt tribute to his late friend Caroline Flack to raise money for charity

Revealing his heartfelt T-shirt design to raise money for charity, Keith explained: “Like everyone I was absolutely shocked by the news of what happened to Caroline. All the recent events just seemed so unreal.

“I’d been friends with Caroline for many years, since before telly happened. In more recent times I’d not seen Caroline as much as I had years ago, but it was always like old times when I saw her.

“I did this t-shirt to spread Caroline’s own words #Bekind and to raise money for the Samaritans.

“Will miss you, Flack. Love to your family. Keith x”

You can buy the T-shirt, here.

  • If you are affected by any of the issues raised in this article, please call the Samaritans for free on 16123