Reality television personality Olivia Attwood is reportedly facing increased pressure from her management team following a highly public reaction to her ex-partner, footballer Bradley Dack, rekindling his relationship with influencer Emily Moloney. Attwood's volatile response on social media has created "unnecessary headaches" and strained her professional relationships, according to insider reports.
Dack and Moloney were recently photographed together, appearing to have reconciled after eight years apart. Photos emerged of the pair visiting a petrol station and returning to Dack's London residence.
Upon seeing the images, Attwood took to Instagram, posting a series of messages about "lying" and hinting at potential disclosures. She stated she was "processing a lot" and struggled with "issues around the truth" in past relationships.
Attwood's management team intervened, reportedly preventing her from posting damaging content. Instead, she engaged in a publicized seven-hour outing with a friend, documenting the night on social media. She later shared screenshots of WhatsApp messages with her manager, Scarlett Short, who urged her to cease the behavior, to which Attwood responded positively, indicating her manager was not entirely displeased.
An industry source suggested that Attwood's personal life is jeopardizing her professional image, noting that she was previously considered "ITV's golden girl" and "the next Holly Willoughby." The source indicated that her management is growing tired of her public outbursts, citing previous controversies.
Last August, Attwood's behavior during a trip to Ibiza with her radio station, KissFM, drew criticism when photos surfaced of her with co-presenter Pete Wicks while she was still reportedly with Dack. She responded dismissively to a fan's comment about her marriage.
In March, it was revealed that Attwood and Dack's televised wedding in June 2023 was not legally binding. While the couple claimed they intended to complete the legal paperwork later, sources indicated that Attwood discovered Dack had been unfaithful, halting the process. ITV expressed frustration and surprise at the revelation of the "sham" wedding.
Following this news, Attwood posted on Instagram that Dack had lied and cheated multiple times during their ten-year relationship, admitting she felt "humiliated" by the situation. This admission followed three years of maintaining the illusion of marriage, including on television programs and podcasts. Attwood had even added Dack's surname to her professional name, and Dack had stated on television that they were married.
Despite these controversies, Attwood has continued to engage in brand partnerships, recently promoting a new campaign for River Island.