Former Partner of Emily Atack, Charlie Edwards, Discovered Dead in Tattoo Studio

Former Partner of Emily Atack, Charlie Edwards, Discovered Dead in Tattoo Studio

The former partner of Emily Atack, Charlie Edwards, was discovered dead in a tattoo studio on March 24. He was found inside a shop on Wilton Road in Humberston.

Inquest opened

An inquest into his death was opened at Grimsby Town Hall on April 15, 2026. Assistant Coroner Jane Eatock said the cause of death remains undetermined.

The hearing was formally opened and then adjourned. The inquest will resume in September 2026 for further examination.

Scene and occupation

Edwards worked as a self-employed tattoo artist and model. He was located at the Humberston studio when he was found.

Investigators have not yet released details on the cause of death. The matter is under ongoing inquiry.

Tributes and social media

Emily Atack posted a public tribute in March following the news. She described him as caring, talented and a close friend.

Edwards had a substantial social media presence, with over 229,000 Instagram followers. Messages of condolence were shared by friends and fans.

Relationship timeline

Atack and Edwards dated for about three months in 2021. Paparazzi images showed them together during that period.

The pair split amid conflicting schedules, according to contemporaneous reports. Atack later entered a long-term relationship with Dr Alistair Garner.

Family and future plans

Atack and Garner became parents in 2024, when their son, Barney, was born. They announced their engagement in 2025.

The couple are expected to marry in Spain in summer 2026. Atack will also appear in the second season of Disney’s Rivals this summer.

Background on Atack and Edwards

Emily Atack first gained prominence in 2008 with The Inbetweeners. She later featured on Celebrity Juice, Dancing on Ice and I’m A Celebrity.

Charlie Edwards combined modelling with his tattoo career. His death has prompted an ongoing coroner’s investigation.

Filmogaz.com will follow updates as the inquest resumes in September. Further statements and findings are expected then.