It's quite a bizarre and regrettable post by Andrew given his previous publication of an NDA and implications about DV. It's like he's wildly lashing out at new targets, full of rage.
So now we've had the blame laid at the door of the press, the CPS, ITV, her management company, her boyfriend, her ex fiancé and even, cruelly, her friends and family for not supporting her enough.
Most people seem to think she was a vulnerable person who couldn't face the public shaming of her prosecution. Clearly she denied the accusations but she was not confident that she would be exonerated in the courts ur that even if she were her career and reputation would recover. And despite the life she led appearing like a gilded cage to those of us outside - it's loss clearly seemed u imaginable. Even though we might think having a more humble life out of the limelight might have actually been a happier one.
I'm not sure I think a male celebrity would have escaped the media coverage she experienced as a result of the police call. And I'm not sure there would be an outpouring of sympathy for a man who committed suicide in these circumstances - but we can't know that for sure.
For many years I think she did enjoy a lot of positive promotional press - I don't think it was all negative. As a woman a lot was made of her image and looks and this worked for the kind of TV she did - Love Island is a case in point. So it worked for ITV and the press was fed with lots of stories. Presumably with her ready cooperation. There will have been lots of perks that went with her fans. Unfortunately at the same time the press appetite led to less admiring stories - her dating a 17 year old boy, reeling out of pubs with a succession of boyfriends. But not that much worse than others - and not half as bad as the coverage someone like Katie Price gets to this day.
So in the end the last few months of her life were a misery. Understandably - what famous person wouldn't struggle with prosecution for DV? Whether proven or not it clearly was a truly regrettable evening that would play on your mind - if only, if only. And she herself had admitted that after winning Strictly she had a bad period of depression coping with the aftermath of that supreme high.
But we probably have to leave it there. Blaming her boyfriend, her family and friends, individuals in her management company or the CPS does nothing but perpetuate the suffering. It leads to more trolling and vitriol. If we assume most of those people are positively motivated to do the right thing then we just see a tragic end to a messy, distressing saga and a troubled life.
It's not a life I'd choose for my daughter even without that ending. Meaningless puff and candy floss TV.