I've never regretted falling in love, says Olivia Attwood
Reality star Olivia Attwood insists she's "never regretted falling in love".
Olivia Attwood has "never regretted falling in love".
The 34-year-old TV star recently split from sportsman Bradley Dack - but Olivia insists she doesn't regret falling in love with the soccer star.
She told Attitude magazine: "Do you know what? I love love and I actually, despite any of my relationships in the past, I’ve never regretted falling in love.
"I think that that is one of the most unique and pure human experiences. And even if it’s with a complete and utter trash bag – in that moment you felt something. And I think it’s one of those things, one moment where you truly feel alive. And again, my therapist would be smashing his head into the screen right now. But I want obsession."
Olivia is actually looking for a man to "love bomb" her.
She shared: "I don’t want someone who feels indifferent about me. Like, love bomb me up. I want the face tattoo on the second date. I want to feel all the feels."
Olivia has encouraged her fans not to overthink relationship issues.
The TV star insists that she won't hold back when she meets a prospective partner.
She explained: "On advice, I can’t promise you you’ll find the stability or a long-term good situation. But I think that society has made people talk so much about stuff all the time. We live online, we live on dating apps. I think go out, have that holiday romance, have the stories, because at the end of the day, when we’re on our deathbeds, that’s all we’re gonna f****** have anyway.
"So that’s my thing. Callum [her PR] is like, 'Sweet f****** Jesus. You said you’re gonna take it slow.'"
Meanwhile, Olivia recently confessed that her life has become "chaotic" since her split from Bradley.
The reality star - who first met Bradley at a nightclub back in 2015 - said on Instagram: "Thought I would just jump on, just say hello. It's been a minute. I'm still hanging in. I go to work. I unpack five million boxes.
"Sleep, repeat and live on coffee. That is basically my life and it's pretty chaotic still. I'm kind of getting there, but it's a process."
