Olivia Attwood has opened up about the moment she found out her now-husband Bradley Dack was cheating on her in the early days of their relationship.
The TV personality, 33, who shot to fame on the 2017 series of ITV2's Love Island,married footballer Bradley, 30, in June 2023.
And as she's gearing up to hosta brand-new ITV dating series, whichfeatures couples who are experiencing issues in their relationships because of men behaving badly, the star decided to lift the lid on her own incident.
Speaking about the ordeal on her So Wrong It's Right podcast, Olivia recalled how she was in Germany for the F1 back in 2017 when she got a suspicious call from a blocked number.
Detailing the shock events that followed, the Loose Women panelist said: 'This girl was really upset and said, 'Hello', and I asked, 'Who's this?'
Olivia Attwood has opened up about the moment she found out her now-husband Bradley Dack was cheating on her in the early days of their relationship
Speaking about the ordeal on her So Wrong It's Right podcast, Olivia recalled how she was in Germany for the F1 back in 2017 when she got a suspicious call from a blocked number
The TV personality, 33, who shot to fame on the 2017 series of ITV2 's Love Island, married Bradley, 30, in June 2023
'She replied, 'It's Brad's girlfriend'. I was like, 'Whoa, whoa. And again, please'.
'Then we had a chat, and (to Bradley) basically, you had been seeing her as well as me.'
Bradley, who appeared on the recent podcast episode with Olivia, sheepishly replied: 'Yep'.
Shortly after the cheating blip with Bradley, Olivia appeared on ITV's Love Island where she shot to fame and met Chris Hughes, who she remained in a relationship with for six months.
After her split with Chris, Olivia rekindled her romance with Bradley in 2018 and they went on to tie the knot last year.
Speaking to The Sun, the former Love Island star reflected: 'I feel like we had to break up and fall apart to grow up. And we both grew up a lot in those years.
'Obviously, at the time, I was absolutely furious but we weren’t in a serious, committed relationship.
'I mean, he did me dirty, let’s not get it twisted, but it wasn’t like we were in the relationship we are now.'
Speaking to The Sun , the former Love Island star reflected: 'I feel like we had to break up and fall apart to grow up. And we both grew up a lot in those years'
Elsewhere in the podcast episode, the reality TV veteran admitted she does want children, but the idea 'scares' her
Elsewhere in the podcast episode, the reality TV veteran admitted she does want children, but the idea 'scares' her.
She explained:'I wouldn't say it's a bone of contention - I know Brad would be an amazing Dad and balance out the type A f***ing nightmare Dance Mom that I'm probably going to be.
'[But] I'm going to sacrifice my body, mental health, my house and I don't want to take any time off work because my ambitious personality is so… I don't want a day off to actually have the baby. I'm a monster!'
'But also we're not getting any younger and we do want a family. Brad wants to have a baby tomorrow and I'm thinking of all the what ifs.
'I feel like if it happened I'd be happy, people have this misconception that I hate children but that's not true at all - I wouldn't mind owning one myself one day! - but I'm just scared.'
Olivia previously told MailOnline that she plans to film the birth of her first child for her reality TV show – but admits she's too 'obsessed' with her career to have a baby right now.
She would like to share the intimate moment with her loyal fanbase after capturing her wedding for Olivia Marries Her Match.
In November, MailOnline revealed she had been offered a six-figure deal to front her new reality dating series, which has been predicted to be the next big thing since Love Island.
A TV source revealed at the time: 'Olivia is over the moon, she could have never predicted after starring on Love Island as a contestant to one day be presenting her own dating series.
She would like to share the intimate moment with her loyal fanbase after capturing her wedding for Olivia Marries Her Match
In November, MailOnline revealed she had been offered a six-figure deal to front her new reality dating series, which has been predicted to be the next big thing since Love Island
'She is working with a full ensemble cast and filming has already started in Greece, she is loving every second of it so far.'
They added: 'It's a dream come true for her, and she can't wait for viewers to fall in love with the format and hopefully enjoy watching the show as much as she has shooting it.'
Confirming the news on Instagram, Olivia wrote: 'Guys... I have been keeping a secret. BTS from my brand-new ITV reality show, you're not ready (I don't actually think I am).
Olivia shared some behind the scenes photos from her first days of filming, complete with camera crew and sun-drenched shots of Greece.
In the 11 episode series, which is set to air in the autumn, eight unsuspecting bad boyfriends are flown to a Greek island under the premise of filming a series about manhood and bromance on holiday.
However all is not as it seems ,as they get the shock of their lives when Olivia appears to announce their wild partying days are on hold and she is actually there to whip them into better boyfriend shape.
Throughout the series, the Loose Women panellist has her work cut out attempting to reform the serial cheaters and lazy lovers as the boys compete in several challenges to become the most improved boyfriend.
ITV viewers will be in for dramatic and explosive scenes when the boys are stunned to come face-to-face with their long-suffering girlfriends.
Throughout the series, the Loose Women panellist has her work cut out attempting to reform the serial cheaters and lazy lovers as the boys compete in several challenges to become the most improved boyfriend
The former Love Island star said she is 'excited and honoured' for fans to watch her latest show which she filmed in Greece earlier this year
During the episodes, there will be eliminations as the least improved boyfriends deemed incapable of improving will be voted out, resulting in one boy being crowned the most improved boyfriend but left facing a huge dilemma.
Olivia said: 'I'm so excited and honoured to announce that I am hosting my own dating show. This series has been two years in the making and keeping it under wraps has been so difficult!
'Filming with the couples in Greece exceeded all my expectations - they are just incredible and viewers are in for an absolute treat.'
Olivia Attwood’s So Wrong It’s Right is available wherever you get your podcasts.
