Reality TV legend left heartbroken by SECOND death just days after losing her best friend
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A REALITY TV legend has been left heartbroken by a second death, just days after losing her best friend.
This week, Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace was left heartbroken at the "sudden" death of her close friend.
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A reality TV legend has been left heartbroken by a second death, just days after losing her best friend
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Aisleyne Horgan Wallace has suffered a second loss days after losing her best friend
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The reality star, 46, said she was unable to "breathe" after her finding out that her good pal Chanel died in concerning circumstances in Bournemouth on Friday.
Aisleyne, 46, shared throwback photos of her and her friend during holidays together.
The former Big Brother star emotionally penned: "I can't even breath, not you... not my precious gentle kind baby girl.
"F*** it let me come where you are, the world was beautiful with you in it, I can't even, I love you."
Now, she's revealed that she's had another heartbreaking loss, just days after losing her close friend.
The star took to social media to share a photo cradling her pet dog.
In a tragic update, Aisleyne wrote: 'Now my baby is dead too, f*** this world my heart can't take no more.
'Rip Charlie boy mummy loves you sooooooo much.'
The heartbroken star shared another photo of the dog's paw resting in her hand.
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It comes after reports that a woman in her 30s had died 'suddenly' at an address in Bournemouth town centre.
A spokesperson for Dorset Police said: 'Officers attended and carried out enquiries at the scene.
'The woman's death is not being treated as suspicious and her family has been informed.
'Our thoughts are with the woman's loved ones at this difficult time.'
Two ambulances, a critical care car and around three police vehicles attended the scene.
In June 2024, Aisleyne was left heartbroken following the death of her best friend, Femi.
Alongside a photo of the pair, she wrote: "Femi, Hyper, but my big brother for 30 years... I am so broken."
While earlier this year Aisleyne also suffered her own health scare.
She issued a stark warning after she "nearly died" when she took fake Ozempic to lose two stone.
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The star revealed the death of her dog
Credit: Instagram/aisleyne1
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