Olivia Attwood lands hosting job with ITV as the presenter of a brand-new dating show shot in Greece where she tames unruly men who behave badly in relationships
Olivia Attwood has landed a hosting job with ITV as the presenter of a brand-new dating series, MailOnline can reveal.
The former Love Island star, 33, is currently filming the show in Greece, which features couples who are experiencing issues in their relationships because of men behaving badly, with Olivia helping to change their ways.
It's a huge landmark in Olivia's career, after she graduated from dating show contestant to TV presenter in the space of six years, as well as fronting documentaries, hosting her own podcast, So Wrong It's Right, and becoming a regular panelist on Loose Women.
In November, MailOnline revealed Olivia had been offered a six-figure deal to front the series, which has been predicted to be the next big thing since Love Island.
A TV source revealed: 'Olivia is over the moon, she could have never predicted after starring on Love Island as a contestant to one day be presenting her own dating series.
Olivia Attwood has landed a hosting job with ITV as the presenter of a brand-new dating series, MailOnline can reveal
The former Love Island star is currently filming the show in Greece, which features couples who are experiencing issues in their relationships because of men behaving badly
It's a huge landmark in Olivia's career, after she graduated from dating show contestant to TV presenter in the space of six years
'She is working with a full ensemble cast and filming has already started in Greece, she is loving every second of it so far.
'It's a dream come true for her, and she can't wait for viewers to fall in love with the format and hopefully enjoy watching the show as much as she has shooting it.'
Confirming the news on Instagram, Olivia wrote: 'Guys... I have been keeping a secret. BTS from my brand-new ITV reality show, you're not ready (I don't actually think I am).
Olivia shared some behind the scenes photos from her first days of filming, complete with camera crew and sun-drenched shots of Greece.
The documentary maker, who married footballer Bradley Dack last year, found fame on Love Island in 2017 and has continued to thrive in TV roles.
From reality shows TOWIE and Celebs Go Dating to fronting her own documentary series Filthy Rich, Olivia has garnered her own 2.2million strong fanbase.
Developing her skills as an interviewer, Olivia launched her podcast this year and has welcomed guests from the likes of Spice Girl Mel B, Rylan and her close friend Georgia Harrison, fresh from her departure on Love Island: All Stars.
She became the first former Islander to land a spot on ITV's I'm A Celeb, flying to the Australian jungle in 2022.
The documentary maker, who married footballer Bradley Dack last year, found fame on Love Island in 2017 and has continued to thrive in TV roles
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Her experience was short-lived when she was forced to quit the show after 24 hours due to medical and insurance reasons, leaving her 'heartbroken.'
Olivia was unable to return to camp after the results of a routine medical test showed she had 'dangerously low potassium levels.'
It was speculated that she could return to the series last year, but MailOnline confirmed due to her commitment to future TV projects, including filming her new reality series, she wouldn't be able to join the 2023 lineup.