Olivia Attwood, 33, has reached the pinnacle of her television career, but her personal life tells a different story as she navigates the end of her two-year marriage to footballer Bradley Dack, 32. The former Love Island star has thrown herself into work following the split, securing a string of lucrative TV deals.
Attwood first rose to fame on Love Island in 2017, finishing third. She went on to star in her own reality show with ex-boyfriend Chris Hughes, and appeared on programmes including Celebs Go Dating, The Only Way is Essex, and The Games. ITV later gave her a documentary series, Getting Filthy Rich, and she now hosts Bad Boyfriends and Price of Perfection.
Her latest project, The Heat, aired on 24 February, following 10 young chefs competing in Barcelona. Attwood has also become a regular panellist on Loose Women and runs a successful podcast.
The split from Dack, reportedly due to a breach of trust on his part, has seen Attwood unfollow him on Instagram, remove her wedding ring, and move into her own apartment. Despite the heartbreak, she remains open to love, telling Attitude Magazine: 'I love love... I want obsession. I don’t want someone who feels indifferent about me.'
