Ferne McCann Mourns Fitness Influencers Daughter, 23

led a chorus of tributes on Monday evening after fitness influencer Sarah Green announced the sudden death of her 23-year old daughter. 

The TV personality responded to Green, who refers to herself online as The Body Coach, on social media after the heartbroken content creator confirmed daughter Honor Forrest had passed away. 

Breaking the news to Instagram followers on Monday, Green wrote: 'My beautiful daughter, Honor. Forever my baby. Our hearts are broken. There are no words for this kind of pain.

'As her family and her closest friends, we are holding each other close and leaning on our faith to navigate each day.

'Please respect our privacy at this unbearable time and for those who wish to help…pray for us.' 

The message was subsequently reposted by Green's husband Kevin, with whom she manages Portsmouth based company, By The Beach Nutrition. 

Responding to the post, close friend McCann - a mother-of-two - added: 'My darling Sarah. There are simply no words. I’m devastated for you all. You are all in my prayers. And your beautiful girl is up there with god.' 

McCann's former The Only Way is Essex co-star Danielle Armstrong also shared a tribute, writing: 'My heart is absolutely broken for you all... no words. Sending you so much love strength. We love you.' 

A cause of death is yet to be announced and the circumstances surrounding Honor's sudden passing are still unclear. 

Sharing her own tribute, Honor's younger sister Zena wrote: 'Rest in peace my beautiful big sister. You will live in all of us forever.

'A day will never not pass without you in my thoughts. I know you’re in a better place now. Love you.'

McCann raises two children, daughters Sunday, eight, from a former relationship with jailed acid attacker Arthur Collins, and Finty, two, with fiancé Lorri Haines. She is also a stepmother to Haines' son, Noah.    

The TV personality recently told Daily Mail that her eldest child, who she previously described as 'camera shy,' has come out of her shell and loves 'vlogging'.

Speaking on the Pride of Britain Awards red carpet in October, she said: 'Sunday is really getting into her fashion and vlogging and we joke because I did seven years of my reality show and she was always really camera shy.

'Now we've finished it she's come out of her shell and she wants to do vlogs and YouTube and join clubs, she's really come out of her shell.

'So many people are saying she's coming after me because she has really grown in confidence.'

Asked how life is going away from the cameras, Ferne explained how she had 'delayed grief' but admitted she 'can't see herself away from TV' for long as she hinted at a new project.

She said: 'It feels sad and I feel like I have delayed grief because no matter who you are when you stop something, you're like no this is the right decision but now you miss that part of your life.

'But I'm pleased I did it because when one door closes, one door opens. I can't see myself away from cameras, so watch this space as I love documentaries and I'm thinking real life problems with things I've been through.'