Former Love Island star Olivia Attwood has reportedly secured a third series of her hit ITV documentary, The Price of Perfection, which delves into the world of cosmetic surgery.
Binge-Worthy Success
The 34-year-old presenter's exploration of plastic procedures has pulled in impressive viewing figures, prompting ITV to plan another instalment fronted by the star. A source revealed that Attwood's success is a modern phenomenon, noting her series are a massive draw for younger generations who devour her highly bingeable, youth-focused content on catch-up services.
The source further highlighted the show's staggering performance, stating that on ITVX alone, her programmes have amassed a combined total of well over 233 million views, an incredible tally that underscores her popularity.
Expanding Documentary Portfolio
Alongside the renewal of her plastic surgery show, it is also reported that her other documentary series, Getting Filthy Rich, which investigates the sex industry, will be returning for a fourth series. One episode is said to focus on celebrities who earn money on platforms like OnlyFans, featuring names such as Sarah Jayne Dunn and Chloe Brockett.
Attwood also fronts the reality show Bad Boyfriends, cementing her status as a successful presenter beyond her reality TV origins.
Personal Life in the Spotlight
The professional news comes amid public scrutiny of her personal life. Olivia and her husband, footballer Bradley Dack, 31, recently celebrated at her Spotify launch party in London, looking loved-up after she admitted they had endured a 'difficult six months'.
The couple's marital woes became a topic of discussion when Olivia was spotted without her wedding ring, sparking speculation. However, she later appeared on Loose Women to set the record straight, insisting, 'I am not going through a divorce by the way, I am not (divorcing) Brad is lovely'.
She had previously told fans during an Instagram Q&A that 'marriage is hard' and that she is 'not a faker', explaining her absence of couple posts on social media when they don't reflect reality. The situation was further complicated by pictures of her cosying up to pal Pete Wicks in Ibiza, which she acknowledged could have upset her husband, though she clarified the incident was not as serious as portrayed.
