Olivia Attwood has ended her two-and-a-half-year marriage to footballer Bradley Dack, citing a breach of trust on his part. The TV star, 34, has unfollowed Dack on Instagram and removed her wedding ring, with sources confirming that his repeated infidelity was the final straw.
According to an insider, 'Bradley breaking her trust again was the final straw. He had his head turned and messaged girls on social media, which was completely unacceptable to her.' The source added that Attwood feels 'lighter emotionally' despite the painful breakup, and is no longer willing to invest time or energy in the marriage.
The split comes amid a period of soaring fame for Attwood, who has become one of ITV's most prominent personalities with appearances on This Morning and Loose Women, as well as hit shows like Getting Filthy Rich. Meanwhile, Dack, 32, has seen his football career disrupted by injuries, currently playing for Gillingham F.C. after a transfer from Sunderland.
Attwood previously acknowledged the strain their diverging careers placed on the relationship, saying on her podcast, 'He was flying in football, and then he had these terrible injuries... while everything I've ever dreamt of is coming true. You've got the perfect recipe for this relationship to fall apart.' A source noted that Dack struggled with Attwood becoming the main breadwinner, eclipsing his salary several times over.
The couple's relationship has been tumultuous since meeting over a decade ago. After Dack's infidelity in 2017, Attwood appeared on Love Island as a 'revenge' plan, finishing third with Chris Hughes. They reconciled in 2019, got engaged, and married in a lavish ceremony at London's Bulgari Hotel in June 2023, which was turned into an ITV special. However, recent months saw public speculation about difficulties, including Attwood's close friendship with Pete Wicks and her candid admissions about the challenges of marriage.
