Olivia Attwood and Bradley Dack were never legally married, despite a lavish wedding ceremony in June 2023, it has emerged. The ITV presenter, 34, and Gillingham footballer, 32, split in January after a decade-long relationship, with sources citing a 'breach of trust'.
The couple's wedding at the five-star Bulgari hotel in Knightsbridge was documented for the reality series 'Olivia Meets Her Match'. However, the Mail on Sunday found no official record of the marriage at the City of Westminster Archives Centre, and the document signed on camera was reportedly blank.
A source close to Attwood revealed that the Bulgari Hotel did not have a wedding licence at the time. A registry office appointment was scheduled six weeks later, but during that period, Attwood 'uncovered a number of mistruths' that prevented her from finalising the legalities.
Despite the lack of legal marriage, the couple made permanent commitments through tattoos: Attwood has 'Till death' on her arm, while Dack has 'Do us part' on his wrist. The split followed allegations of infidelity, with multiple women claiming Dack was unfaithful while Attwood worked abroad.
Attwood, who rose to fame on 'Love Island' in 2017, later moved into a new London flat alone, stating she 'wanted Brad to be happy'. The couple's relationship had been marked by ups and downs, including an earlier infidelity that led Attwood to join the dating show.
