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Caroline Flack’s boyfriend has insisted the ‘blood’ allegedly photographed in her bedroom isn’t his.

Lewis Burton spoke out after apicture emerged showing a bed stained with red liquid.

The former Love Island host is alleged to have assaulted Mr Burton with a lamp in an early-morning attack at her north London home.

But the professional tennis player has refuted these allegations on Instagram, insisting his girlfriend is “harmless”.

Mr Burton reposted the picture of the ‘bloody’ bed and exclaimed: “B ****** t this blood isn’t mine and I didn’t get hit over the head with a lamp, can everyone stop now.”

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Lewis Burton hits back at claims that bed was covered in his blood(Image: Lewis Burton / Instagram)

He then posted a photo of him and Caroline enjoying a drink together, writing: “I love this girl more than anything no one knows what’s going on or what’s happened.

“She’s f *** ing harmless and the most amazing person I have ever met.”

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Lewis went on to share his love for Caroline(Image: Lewis Burton / Instagram)**********************

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Police officers attending the scene at the time described what they found as something like a scene in a “horror movie”, a court heard.

Following her arrest, Caroline, (**********************************************************************, stepped down from her job on Love Island.

She had been due to fly out to South Africa for the first ever Winter series of the hit ITV2 dating show.

Caroline Flack leaves Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court(Image: PA)

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Mr Burton says his girlfriend is “harmless”(Image: GC Images) She has been replaced by Laura Whitmore, whose boyfriend Iain Stirling provides the voiceover for the show.

Caroline pleaded not guilty when she appeared at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court earlier this month.

Her lawyer Paul Morris interrupted proceedings to tell District Judge Julia Newton that Burton does not support the prosecution.

“He is not a victim, he is a witness,” Morris said.

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