British reality television star Olivia Attwood has set her sights on the American market with a new video podcast, Olivia's House, which launched on November 20. The show, recorded in New York, aims to bridge the Atlantic and connect with US audiences, building on her success in the UK.
Attwood, who rose to fame on ITV2's Love Island, has since become a prominent figure on the network, hosting shows like Bad Boyfriends and The Heat, as well as documentary series Getting Filthy Rich and The Price of Perfection. Her previous podcast, So Wrong It's Right, amassed over 10 million streams and 125 million social views.
The new podcast is produced in partnership with Platform Media and Lemonada Media, the latter known for Meghan Markle's Confessions of a Female Founder. Attwood described the show as a 'new era' and a direct extension of her personality, aiming to create a judgment-free space for her 'girl gang' community.
Attwood filmed six episodes in New York, featuring conversations with influencers Tinx, Tefi Pessoa, and Hallie Batchelder. She expressed a desire to make the show feel 'transatlantic' and at home in both New York and London, leveraging her nearly 3 million Instagram followers to expand her reach.
In addition to her podcast ambitions, Attwood has discussed creating television content for US audiences, stating she wants to 'throw myself at the U.S. market and see what happens.' She believes her versatile approach—combining documentaries, entertainment, and candid conversations—will resonate across the Atlantic.
