No-nonsense Olivia Attwood has opened up about the real impact that endless Raunchy documentaries has on her sex life.
The 33-year-old is married to Gillingham footballer Bradley Dack, 31, but says that the “missionary position is completely” in their £ 1 million mansion.
Filming endless Raunchy Documentaries does not have the impact you would think on Olivia Attwood’s sex life[/caption]
The 33-year-old is married to Gillingham footballer Bradley Dack, 31, after having fueled their romance in 2018[/caption]
Brad often appears alongside Olivia in its various ITV documentaries and series[/caption]
Olivia launched the third series of her hit ITV show, which became Dordhy Rich, on Thursday (January 30). The first episode will be broadcast tomorrow (2 February).
The mega-successful docuseries see her in the world of online sexual content and nod, and she meets the women who get millions in adult industry.
In the next third series, Olivia itself in the world of financial rule, adult cosplay, the boyfriend experiences, experiences and meets the only top of one percent up to $ 150,000 a month.
But it appears that all that exposure to sex does not start the reality star.
She admits that a few days after filming, she felt that she ‘cried’ if Brad tried to chase her in the sheets.
“I am all mouths and no pants,” says Olivia Mail+.
“I talk about the conversation, but it is a shipment position entirely in our house.
“There is a part of society for whom sex is such a large part of their lives … But then there are the other side, people who have sex once a month, if that. Sex is not a large part of their lives.
“If I don’t make the show, I certainly don’t think about sex every day or I talk about it.
“Actually, while I make this show, we have less sex.
“I see it all day, then I come home and think:” When I see another penis, I will cry. “
“I think Brad thought I would learn some new tricks, but actually I am more likely to say,” Pick up your clothes. “
But only because Olivia feels that way, does she not expect the rest of the population to do that.
“I am broad -minded,” she says.
Olivia Attwood’s career history
From Monster Grid Girl and Love Island star to daily television panellist and respected documentary maker, Olivia Attwood has made a huge career in recent years …
Olivia started for the first time as a Monster Grid Girl at Motorsport events in 2012 when she was 19 years old, and did it until she went to Love Island in 2017.
After she finished third in the reality show with then friend Chris Hughes, she played in their own spin-off series Chris & Olivia: Crackin ‘On, in 2018.
Later that year she appeared on Celebs Go Dating and then joined the cast of the only way Essex is in 2019, where she had a number of fiery rows on the screen.
In 2020, the reality -TV veteran started in its own reality series on ITVBE entitled Olivia Meets, which followed her wedding preparations with footballer Bradley Dack.
In 2021 the tide started to turn.
Olivia appeared on household shows Lorraine, Tipping Point: Lucky Stars and Loose Women.
Then, in 2022, ITV ordered her for her first documentary series ever.
She presented Olivia Attwood: getting filthy Rich, in which women investigated who sold sexual content online.
In June 2023, ITV marries Olivia Married her competition and made her a regular guest panellist in individual women.
Her most recent docu series, Olivia Attwood: the price of perfection, was broadcast in January of this year, where she sensitively explored the cosmetic industry.
“My attitude is” life and let’s live “and if you don’t hurt anyone … but I was constantly shocked.
“I would go home and tell Brad about the things I had seen and he thought I was pulling his leg.
“I called him once and said:” I saw a woman walking a man today. He crawled on the floor ‘. Brad only believed me when I was working and he saw it himself. ‘
Olivia and Brad had a relationship in 2017 before her Love Island Stint, who catapulted her in the world of showbiz.
The couple was again in 2018, and after a few bumps on the road, the knot made in 2023.
They currently have a long -distance relationship while they juggle with their conflicting television and sporting careers.
