Olivia Attwood has shared her recovery process following a night of partying in Ibiza that extended until 5 a.m. The former Love Island star, 35, received a large bouquet of roses to help with her hangover while on the island to film the new series of her ITV2 show, "Bad Boyfriends."
Attwood documented her night out on Instagram, showing extensive dancing in a nightclub and ending with a phone call on the beach at 5 a.m. She also relied on a vitamin drip to aid her recovery and return to work.
This Ibiza trip follows recent public comments from her boyfriend, Pete Wicks, regarding their romance. Wicks discussed their holiday together in St. Tropez on his podcast, "Staying Relevant." The couple, who began dating in March, were photographed sharing affectionate moments by the pool at Nikki Beach club.
During an episode of his podcast with co-host Sam Thompson, Wicks described the Mediterranean getaway as "delightful" and a period of switching off from the world. When questioned by Thompson about their public displays of affection, Wicks opted to focus on his enjoyment of the holiday, stating it was "holiday mode Pete" and that he had discovered holidays are "not a waste of time."
Attwood's relationship with Wicks began after her split from footballer Bradley Dack in January. Their connection was first noted when they were seen kissing in March. Attwood has previously hinted at the seriousness of their relationship, including a social media post where Wicks appeared on her phone's lock screen. She has also expressed hopes of marrying again, a sentiment shared on "Celebrity Gogglebox" with her mother.
Previously, Attwood detailed the reasons for her separation from Dack, accusing him of repeated lying and infidelity throughout their ten-year relationship. Despite a public wedding, their union was not legally binding. Attwood stated that she decided to end the relationship in January after being informed of another instance of infidelity. She has continued to work on her various projects, including filming, podcasting, and endorsements, while navigating her personal life and moving on from the past relationship.
In addition to her personal life updates, Attwood also announced that her documentary series, "Getting Filthy Rich" and "The Price Of Perfection," have been recommissioned by ITV.
