Jack Saunders's girlfriend shares a heartbreaking tribute after the BGT star's suicide

Jack Saunders' devastated girlfriend wrote a moving message to British star Got Talent after she committed suicide last weekend.

The extremely talented 25-year-old dancer, whose Green Force Five troupe will be appearing in the upcoming BGT series next month, is killed by suicide in the early morning hours of Sunday, completely devastating his family and friends.

Now, Jack's girlfriend, Frankie Hurst, broke his silence to encourage others to feel the same as Jack to express themselves and get help when they struggled.

Frankie wrote on today's Daily Mirror page that leads to Jack's tragic death: "Even though it really breaks my heart, this article contains such an important message. The signs are not always obvious and we need to talk about it. and encourage men, in particular, to speak.

"IT SHOULD STOP, LET IT ABOUT US #Flyhigh #badybeast #MrAndMrsSexyBeast."

Frankie, who called his love a "bady beast," also found the strength to lead a special dance clbad dedicated to Jack this week and thanked the other dancers for showing them their love for him.

The profits from the Studio 68 clbad in East London were donated to the Calm Mental Health Charity with the blessing of Jack's family.

Frankie also explained how "soul mate" Jack had inspired so many people around him, especially in the London dance community.

"I still can not understand all this but yesterday, the sky won the most special angel, my soul mate, my best friend, my right arm," she wrote the next day of his tragic death.

"I do not even get to find the words to start but no one has ever shown me as much love as you, every day and I am eternally grateful for you. I am so lucky to have it. 39, having experienced the love we have and he always carry that in my heart.

"The kindest and most caring person that is loved by so many people, and I only wish you to know how many people you have impacted, you will miss Jack so much, so much."

Frankie also shared videos of their time together, adding, "These beautiful memories are what keeps us all going.Thank you for choosing Lucky, Jack, you will continue to make me laugh forever, I will love more than you'll ever know # SexyBeast. "

Frankie, along with Jack's family and friends, will hold a memorial Sunday at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford starting at 2pm, with a minute of silence at 4pm.

If you have trouble talking and need to talk, please do not suffer in silence.
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