In 2017 she was a breakout Islander; in 2025 she’s fronting hit factual series and summer-hosting This Morning. Here’s how Olivia Attwood levelled up, and what might be next.

Olivia Attwood has successfully executed one of reality TV’s smartest pivots: from Love Island alum to bankable presenter across factual and entertainment. In June, Olivia Attwood: The Price of Perfection returned to ITV2 and earned its highest overnight audience (peak 349k, 228k avg), with both series now at 7.9m streams. Across Attwood-fronted titles, totals are nearing 40 million views, a clear sign her audience is following her into tougher, ideas-led factual and entertainment.

That momentum sits alongside Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich, which came out back in early 2025 and continues to probe the adult creator-economy with straight-talk and original access. Listings confirm its third run this year, with episodes airing on ITV2 and streaming on ITVX.

Live Presenting Meets Authorial Edge

The on-screen step-up is mirrored in studio work. After joining Loose Women as a panellist, Attwood was added to the summer presenting line-up for This Morning in July 2025, a daytime shop window that signals ITV’s confidence in her live chops. 

What ties these strands together is authorship. Price of Perfection dissects the modern beauty economy (weight-loss protocols, “mummy makeovers” and male surgery) with curiosity over judgement. Getting Filthy Rich documents the business side of intimacy online and the effects it has on the creators involved. This a portfolio that makes Attwood less “reality star” and more franchise presenter, with numbers to match.

Why It Lands

Fans don’t just like Olivia; they believe her. That’s why they follow her from Instagram to ITVX.

On social, her audience behaves like a community rather than a crowd. Her authenticity helps keep her online presence fresh and unfiltered. Real stories and straight answers in Q&As make people feel part of the process and not just the highlight reel.

So why do her factual formats land? The answer is simple; viewers trust her to handle messy, real-world topics with clarity and straight-talk.

What’s Next…

We cannot wait to see Olivia back on our screens, and if her socials are anything to go by, it doesn’t seem we have long to wait!

UPDATE: After last year’s ITV2 launch, Olivia Attwood’s Bad Boyfriends is set to land back on our screens soon. Attwood marked Season 2 with a London screening last on Monday night, and confirmed today it will air Sunday 14th September at 9PM on ITV2.

With her cut-throat interviewing style and commitment to presenter-led investigation, expect another explosive run. We’ll be watching- will you?

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