OLIVIA Attwood has opened up on her marriage struggles after going through a difficult patch with husband, Bradley Dack.
The TV presenter has seen intense scrutiny over the state of her marriage in recent months.
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She is understood to have caught the wrath of her husband when she was seen cosying up to her best pal, lothario Pete Wicks, aboard a yacht in Ibiza.
Olivia and Pete enjoyed a messy weekend in the party capital which saw the star go off-grid.
At the time, she remarked how Bradley gave her a telling off over her behaviour but reports have suggested their marriage has faced strain ever since.
Now, Olivia has spoken out about the state of her union after failing to post any loved-up pics with Bradley in recent weeks – admitting today that it “doesn’t reflect [her] reality”.
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Olivia opened up as she answered a fan question on her Instagram stories.
The fan asked the star “where the helly is Brad?” as Olivia shared a pained emoji along with the caption: “Most asked [question].”
She then said: “He’s alive I swear.”
Admitting things had changed between the married couple, Olivia wrote: “10 years of us. A lot has changed.
“Marriage is frikinnn hard (no one wants to say that part out loud) and I’m not a faker – I’m not posting pictures if they don’t reflect our reality.
“We are doing our thing and if there are any more updates you will be first to know.”
Meanwhile, Olivia has dropped the biggest clue yet that she will be heading back into the I’m A Celebrity jungle.
The Love Island legend was devastated when concerns over her health in 2022 meant she had to leave the jungle after just 48 hours.
Olivia teased a possible return to I’m a Celebrity on her podcast, with her good pal Pete.
When questioned by her co-host about a possible jungle comeback, she said: “Am I, I don’t know. I need to call my agent.
“I can’t confirm or deny. I don’t know, I let them just ride the ship.”
But tensions have been rising in Olivia’s camp over her wild partying as she’s warned her career is ‘hanging by a thread.’
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