Olivia Attwood says rollercoaster love life with Bradley Dack helped her land new show

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Olivia Attwood has revealed that her doomed past relationships with bad boys helped her land a brand-new ITV2 show where she whips eight unexpected men into becoming better boyfriends.

The 33-year-old presenter has been married to footballer Bradley Dack since last year but their romance hasn't always been smooth sailing.They started dating before she appeared on Love Island back in 2017 but after finding out her now-husband cheated on her at the time with his ex, she decided to sign up for the ITV2 dating show, which made her a household name.

Olivia and Brad have managed to overcome their bumpy start and are stronger than ever and with the couple juggling their careers and coping with a long-distance relationship whenever he is playing football and she is in London working on Loose Women, her So Wrong It’s Right podcast and various ITV documentaries. "When Brad and I were together the first time it wasn't as serious as we obviously went on to be in but I think him, and other boyfriends I've had, has given me a lot of life experience," the TV beauty told press ahead of the launch of Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends. "There's times where I should have walked away sooner, there's times when I handled things wrong and all the boyfriend I've had, and including my experience with Brad, it's a life experience and a lot of people ask me for relationship advice on social media and that became this show.

Sometimes it's good advice but sometimes it's crap. "We were discussing something around like me in an agony aunt type of situation years ago and what could a show like that look like and then when these incredible creative minds came to me with this format.