Former Love Island star Olivia Attwood has made a significant personal purchase just weeks after confirming the end of her marriage to footballer Bradley Dack. The television personality was spotted at a Mayfair dealership on Monday, treating herself to a brand new Range Rover valued at over £200,000.
A Fresh Start with New Wheels
Attwood, 34, arrived at the luxury car showroom accompanied by her mother Jennifer and younger brother Max. Dressed casually in a faux-fur jacket and stonewash jeans, she was seen admiring the gleaming vehicle before climbing into the driver's seat for the first time. The reality television star appeared to be thoroughly enjoying her new acquisition, taking multiple photographs of the car and posing alongside it with family members.
Professional Success Amid Personal Challenges
This lavish purchase comes during what has been a professionally successful period for Attwood, despite the personal turmoil of her recent separation. The ITV personality announced her split from Gillingham midfielder Bradley Dack in January, revealing in an emotional Instagram post that she had been "crying myself to sleep" while maintaining a busy work schedule.
"I have worked too hard for too long to let my professional life suffer," Attwood told social media followers during a recent Q&A session. "Been a lot of slapping myself round the face and gritting my teeth."
Flourishing Career and Financial Independence
Attwood's career continues to expand across multiple platforms. She hosts the popular Olivia's House podcast and co-hosts a KISS FM radio show with Pete Wicks. The television star is currently filming the next installment of her documentary series Getting Filthy Rich and has recently celebrated a new collaboration with beauty brand Garnier.
Her television appearances have included guest panelist spots on Loose Women and stand-in presenting roles on ITV's flagship program This Morning. Documentary series The Price Of Perfection is expected to return to ITV, while Attwood has been drafted to front the channel's latest reality show, The Heat, alongside celebrity chef Jean Christophe Novelli.
Financial Dynamics and Relationship History
Friends of the couple have suggested that financial dynamics may have contributed to their separation. Attwood boasts an estimated net worth of £6 million, while Dack's is reportedly around £5 million. Sources close to the pair told the Daily Mail that Attwood's financial independence has grown significantly since the relationship began.
"In the beginning of their relationship he was obviously the big earner as a footballer, and she now firmly stands on her own two feet," a source shared. "She doesn't need him at all anymore, she can be totally independent."
Career Earnings and Financial Philosophy
Attwood is reported to earn approximately £350,000 for each of her ITV documentary series, which include Getting Filthy Rich, The Price Of Perfection, and Bad Boyfriends. She also maintains lucrative brand partnerships, including a £250,000 collaboration with Abbott Lyon jewellery and a six-figure deal with makeup brand Maybelline.
Last year, Attwood spoke publicly about her financial philosophy in relationships. "I think it's really important to keep your own finances and your own bank account," she said. "I don't think you need to combine finances with your partner at all. I think it's a really outdated way of thinking."
From Grid Girl to Television Star
The couple first met at a nightclub in 2015 when Attwood was working as a grid girl and Dack's football career was showing early promise. At his peak, Dack reportedly earned £18,000 per week playing for Blackburn Rovers, though his current salary at Gillingham is said to be approximately £3,500 weekly according to Salary Sport reports.
Despite the personal challenges of her recent separation, Attwood appears focused on maintaining her professional momentum while embracing new beginnings. The purchase of her luxury vehicle represents both a practical acquisition and a symbolic fresh start following the end of her three-year marriage.
