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Olivia Attwood and her family struggle with the demands of fame

 Olivia Attwood and her family struggle with the demands of fame
Published 9 months ago on Aug 08, 2024

Olivia Attwood Opens Up About Fame's Impact on Her Family as She Prepares for Major ITV Role.

Olivia Attwood Opens Up About Fame's Impact on Her Family as She Prepares for Major ITV Role

Olivia Attwood, the newest star presenter on ITV, is already facing the challenges of fame, and it's affecting her family in unexpected ways. The 33-year-old Love Island alum, who is being touted as the next Holly Willoughby, recently revealed to MailOnline that her mother, Jenny, is struggling with the newfound attention.

"My mum's like, 'I can't even go to the village shop without being recognised now,' and I'm like, 'You love it, don't lie,'" Olivia shared. She acknowledged the adjustment fame requires not just for herself but for her entire family, noting that they are all learning to navigate this new reality together.

Since gaining fame on Love Island in 2017, Olivia has quickly become one of the most successful contestants from the show. She has hosted four documentaries for ITV and is set to host her own dating show, Bad Boyfriends, this autumn, which is expected to further elevate her profile.

Olivia's father, Kai, has mostly stayed out of the spotlight, with his known interests lying in vintage and luxury cars. Her mother, Jenny, however, has made several appearances in Olivia's documentaries and on her podcast, So Wrong, It's Right. While the Attwood family enjoys a quiet life in their Cheshire mansion, Olivia's sister Georgia maintains a low profile as a part-time model and executive research consultant. Olivia rarely shares photos of her sister due to Georgia's preference for privacy, though she did share a few from Georgia's hen-do in Saint Tropez last year.

Olivia reflected on the sudden change in her life and its impact on her loved ones. "Being thrust into the spotlight off the back of Love Island is a big adjustment not just for you but for everyone around you because it happens instantly," she explained. "It's not just for me but for my parents and siblings, and I try to be respectful of that. I'm very appreciative of them being supportive of me."

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Olivia Attwood Opens Up About Fame's Impact on Her Family as She Prepares for Major ITV Role.

Olivia Attwood Opens Up About Fame's Impact on Her Family as She Prepares for Major ITV Role

Olivia Attwood, the newest star presenter on ITV, is already facing the challenges of fame, and it's affecting her family in unexpected ways. The 33-year-old Love Island alum, who is being touted as the next Holly Willoughby, recently revealed to MailOnline that her mother, Jenny, is struggling with the newfound attention.

"My mum's like, 'I can't even go to the village shop without being recognised now,' and I'm like, 'You love it, don't lie,'" Olivia shared. She acknowledged the adjustment fame requires not just for herself but for her entire family, noting that they are all learning to navigate this new reality together.

Since gaining fame on Love Island in 2017, Olivia has quickly become one of the most successful contestants from the show. She has hosted four documentaries for ITV and is set to host her own dating show, Bad Boyfriends, this autumn, which is expected to further elevate her profile.

Olivia's father, Kai, has mostly stayed out of the spotlight, with his known interests lying in vintage and luxury cars. Her mother, Jenny, however, has made several appearances in Olivia's documentaries and on her podcast, So Wrong, It's Right. While the Attwood family enjoys a quiet life in their Cheshire mansion, Olivia's sister Georgia maintains a low profile as a part-time model and executive research consultant. Olivia rarely shares photos of her sister due to Georgia's preference for privacy, though she did share a few from Georgia's hen-do in Saint Tropez last year.

Olivia reflected on the sudden change in her life and its impact on her loved ones. "Being thrust into the spotlight off the back of Love Island is a big adjustment not just for you but for everyone around you because it happens instantly," she explained. "It's not just for me but for my parents and siblings, and I try to be respectful of that. I'm very appreciative of them being supportive of me."

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