Helen Flanagan tweets photo holding gun to her head hours after Connecticut school shootings

Helen Flanagan tweets photo holding gun to her head hours after Connecticut school shootings

19 Dec 2012 03:11

Helen re-posted the picture on Twitter on the day of the first funerals in Connecticut with the message: “Head F***.”

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I'm a Celebrity star Helen Flanagan posed in a bra with a gun pointing at her head â€" just hours after the Sandy Hook massacre.

Helen posted the picture on Twitter on the day of the first funerals in Connecticut with the message: “Head F***.”.

The photo came from a lingerie photo shoot which she posed for in October.

The ex-Corrie actress, 22, removed the picture from Twitter shortly after uploading it but it remains on her Lockerz photo sharing account.

Last night she declined to comment.

Meanwhile she is to team up with fellow jungle campmate Rosemary Shrager in a live festive edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Former Coronation Street actress Flanagan, who was continually forced to face gruesome challenges down under, will be seen facing a grilling from Chris Tarrant tomorrow.

She said: "It should be great fun and I love the show. I have watched it since I was little and it's legendary."

Also appearing in the C hristmas edition will be JLS stars JB Gill - who appears on a Strictly Come Dancing special next week - and Oritse Williams.

Veteran entertainer Des O'Connor will pair up with comic Lee Mack for the show, aiming to win cash for charity.

Mack - who stars in BBC1's Not Going Out - said: "I'm playing for The Donna Louise Children's Hospice Trust, and with Des's brains and my looks, we're doomed."

The celebrities will be battling against the clock when they take part in the live programme, which will also see a viewer attempting to share in the cash.

The hour-long show will be screened at 9pm on ITV1 tomorrow.