Olivia Attwood has spoken about her romance with Pete Wicks, calling the reaction to their relationship "really lovely" after they went public. The ITV personality, 35, appeared on Monday's Good Morning Britain alongside her sister Georgia Attwood to raise awareness of endometriosis, after Georgia received her initial diagnosis of the condition at age 21.
Romance questions on GMB
During the interview, presenters Richard Madeley and Charlotte Hawkins asked Olivia about her relationship with Pete Wicks. It comes after Olivia admitted earlier this month that she may have 'moved too fast' with her Pete romance.
Following months of speculation, Pete, 37, made their relationship Instagram official in July, reports the Mirror. Olivia reciprocated just last week, posting a series of romantic photographs with Pete.
Fans 'incredibly supportive'
Presenter Charlotte, 51, asked Olivia how the reaction has been after going public. A beaming Olivia replied: "It's been wonderful! Everyone's been incredibly supportive and thrilled! I think it's the ultimate TV crossover for loads of people who've grown up watching us. So yeah, it's really lovely."
Asked how they met, and whether it was due to their TV careers, Olivia responded: "Maybe through [TV] circles, yeah, I've known him for about a decade so yeah! It's very sweet!"
Previous relationship and new romance
Olivia confirmed her separation from 'husband' Bradley Dack in January 2026 following ten on-off years together. The pair wed in 2023 during a London ceremony, though their marriage was never officially registered.
Speaking to the Times earlier this month, Olivia revealed things moved quite fast with Pete, with Pete being the one to make the move. She explained: "It was unexpected, we went from platonic to non-platonic very quickly."
"He's extremely intelligent and compassionate and patient, all the things I desperately needed but didn't know I needed," she added. Olivia also reflected: "Is something amazing happening while I'm still processing something awful? Yes."
"People are telling me to be single, to go on dates," she insisted. "But if I shut things down with Pete I'd only be dating people to find the connection I have with him."
Good Morning Britain airs on weekdays at 6am on ITV and ITVX.
