Reality TV star Olivia Attwood and her husband, footballer Bradley Dack, have put their £1 million Cheshire mansion on the market, citing that the property 'just doesn't work for us anymore'. The couple, who married in 2023, have reportedly spent little time at the home over the past year due to work commitments.
Attwood, 34, who rose to fame on Love Island, admitted that she and Dack have been emotionally holding onto the house but have decided to sell because they are rarely there. 'That's our family home in Cheshire, but we're not in it,' she told The Sun. 'It's just that Cheshire doesn't work for us anymore because we're not there.'
The decision comes after a challenging period for the couple, including a foiled burglary at the mansion in July while Attwood was working in Spain. She revealed that security teams responded within minutes, but the intruders managed to steal some items. 'Some scumbags basically smashed a second-floor window,' she said on social media at the time.
Attwood also addressed recent rumours about her marriage, sparked by photos of her with Kiss FM co-host Pete Wicks during a holiday in Ibiza. She acknowledged that her relationship is not 'perfect' but emphasised that every couple defines their own rules. 'Perfect doesn't exist,' she said. 'Brad and I, although we tongue-in-cheek say in the show we are a perfect couple, we're not perfect people.'
The couple, who also own a flat in London, are now focusing on their respective careers—Attwood in television and Dack at Gillingham FC—which have kept them away from Cheshire. The mansion was previously featured on Attwood's ITV series Olivia Meets Her Match in 2020.
