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Reality TV star pays tribute to 'first love' following sudden death
Lewis remembered Hall as her first love and childhood sweetheart, while fans and fellow celebrities posted messages of support.
- On Friday, reality star Chloe Lewis shared an emotional Instagram tribute to her former boyfriend Jake Hall, who died at 35, posting a video compilation set to John Legend's "Ordinary People."
- Hall gained fame on reality series TOWIE, joining in 2015 before leaving in 2024; he and Lewis shared an on-off relationship for 10 years that Lewis described as a "huge struggle" that "mentally hurt us both."
- Reminiscing on their bond, Lewis recalled meeting Hall at 16, calling him her "childhood sweetheart," and praised his devotion to his eight-year-old daughter River, describing him as a father who made parenthood "look so easy and effortless."
- Misse Beqiri, mother of Hall's eight-year-old daughter River, said their "hearts were shattered" by the loss, while friends including Vas J Morgan and James Argent posted tributes, with Argent describing Hall as a "dear mate" he "loves and misses."
- Authorities found Hall dead earlier this month at a holiday villa in Majorca; police interviewed six people staying at the property, with an autopsy scheduled in Palma as the investigation continues.
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Chloe Lewis shares tribute to ‘first love’ Jake Hall after sudden death
Chloe Lewis has shared a touching tribute to her late-ex boyfriend Jake Hall following his sudden death earlier this month. The reality TV star, who played for Boston United, died in an accident at a holiday villa in Spain at the age of 35 on 7 May. Lewis, who dated Hall when they were teenagers and then on-and-off again during their time on The Only Way is Essex, shared a montage of pictures and videos of them together on Friday (29 May). “My f…
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