Reality TV star Olivia Attwood has caused significant concern among her followers after appearing on social media with a prominent and unexplained black eye. The 34-year-old, who rose to fame on the 2017 series of Love Island, shared the video from a holiday in Hamburg, Germany, where she made only a passing reference to the facial injury.
Casual Mention of Injury Sparks Fan Worry
In an Instagram Stories update posted on Saturday, Attwood was seen with a noticeable shiner. She opened her message with a nonchalant: “I’m in Hamburg baby. Just a quick update from me and my black eye.” She quickly pivoted to promoting her upcoming projects, leaving fans puzzled and anxious about the cause of her injury.
The post did not offer any details on how she sustained the black eye, prompting one concerned fan to directly question in the comments: "Anyone know what happened with the black eye?" Attwood's casual dismissal of the visible mark contrasted sharply with its severity, amplifying worries about her wellbeing.
Promotion Overshadows Personal Mystery
Attwood used the platform primarily to discuss her professional endeavours. She enthusiastically promoted the latest episode of her podcast, featuring comedian Joanne McNally, whom she praised highly. Her focus then shifted to the imminent fourth season of her ITV documentary series, Getting Filthy Rich, which is scheduled to begin airing on Sunday.
Describing the new season, she said it involves "more money, more boobs, more everything," continuing her investigative work into the worlds of sex work and unconventional wealth creation. This promotional push follows a recent appearance on This Morning, where host Ben Shephard quizzed her about a New Year's resolution to be a "better wife" to her footballer husband, Bradley Dack.
From Love Island to Investigative Journalism
Olivia Attwood has undergone a notable career transformation since her time on Love Island. She has reinvented herself as a presenter and investigative journalist, with a particular focus on the beauty and cosmetic surgery industry. She has been openly critical of some procedures, sharing her own regrets about treatments like filler and breast augmentations.
Her marriage to Bradley Dack, 32, has also been in the public eye, with Attwood recently admitting they were "like ships in the night" last year due to work commitments. She did, however, credit him as being "super supportive" of her documentary work, which occasionally features him on screen.
As the new series of Getting Filthy Rich launches, the mystery of Olivia Attwood's black eye remains unsolved, leaving fans to speculate while her television work takes centre stage.
