The tragic trail of children left orphaned by losing both parents to suicide - as heartbroken husband of Australian TV host dies two years after she took her own life

For help and support, call the Samaritans for free from a UK phone, completely anonymously, on 116 123 or go to samaritans.org Australia mourned on Tuesday after news broke that the husband of a TV presenter who took her own life following a mental health battle tragically died in a suspected suicide. Much-loved Australian TV presenter Erin Jayne Plummer, who committed suicide in 2022, and husband Alan Plummer, who is thought to have died in a self-harm incident on Sunday, have left three daughters behind ERIN JAYNE AND ALAN PLUMMER The husband of an Australian TV presenter who took her own life following a mental health battle tragically died in a suspected self-harm incident, leaving their three children orphaned. Erin Jayne Plummer, a host on morning talk show Studio 10, died by suicide in 2022, leaving behind her heartbroken husband and their three daughters, who were described as 'mini-me's' of the popular presenter. Alan Plummer and Erin Jayne Plummer, who took her life in 2022, are photographed on their wedding day Alan's death leaves the couple's three daughters orphaned - who the father once described as Erin's 'mini-me's' The Studio 10 and TVSN infomercial host took her own life after a mental health battle, friends said Erin's father Peter described her daughters as her 'little mini versions of her', and speaking at her funeral, the presenter's eldest child shared her heartache at losing her beloved mother. Osteen, pictured above cradling his girlfriend's pregnant belly, attempted to take his life on New Year's Eve and was taken off life support two days later Osteen was a retired US Marine, previously serving as a rifleman with 3rd Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment TVictoria - the 23-year-old mother-of-one took her own life just one day after her partner's death Authorities did not say what might have prompted the couple's back-to-back suicides, nor how they died, but Sheriff Mascara noted in his statement that deputies often deal with 'stress' and are 'human'.