Olivia Attwood Expands Her Television Empire with Major New Projects
Introduction: A Rising Force in British Television
Olivia Attwood has firmly established herself as one of the UK’s most dynamic television personalities, transforming from Love Island contestant to a multi-faceted broadcaster with an impressive portfolio. Her shows have had a combined total of well over 233 million views on ITVX, demonstrating her remarkable appeal to younger audiences and her status as a modern TV success story.
Launching Olivia’s House: A Transatlantic Podcast Venture
Attwood recently recorded episodes of her new video podcast Olivia’s House in New York, working with Platform Media and Lemonada Media. Her first podcast So Wrong It’s Right surpassed ten million streams and generated one hundred and twenty-five million social video views. She consciously wanted to make this podcast feel transatlantic and connect with the U.S. audience, signalling her ambitions to expand beyond the British market.
Presenting The Heat: New Reality Show for ITV2
The Heat is a series of 10 hour-long episodes coming to ITV2 and ITVX next year. The show sees ten ambitious chefs travel to Barcelona, working under multi Michelin Star award-winning chef Jean-Christophe Novelli. When kitchen service is over, the cameras keep rolling, with viewers expecting post-shift dates, staff nights out and more, blending professional culinary competition with reality television drama.
Price of Perfection Returns for Third Series
Olivia Attwood is returning for a third series of Price of Perfection, continuing her longstanding partnership with ITV as she fronts another season delving into the world of cosmetic surgery. The first season had over 5.3 million streams on ITVX, with season 2 ranking among ITV2’s top five programmes of the year to date. The documentary series explores cosmetic procedures and the beauty industry with Attwood’s characteristic candour.
Conclusion: A Multi-Platform Media Personality
Olivia Attwood’s career trajectory demonstrates the evolution of modern television stardom. From reality TV contestant to award-winning documentary maker, podcast host, and entertainment presenter, she has built a diverse media empire that resonates particularly strongly with younger viewers. Last year, Attwood fronted the ITV2 series Bad Boyfriends, adding to her expanding portfolio. Her ability to tackle serious topics whilst maintaining entertainment value positions her as a significant voice in British broadcasting, with her transatlantic ambitions suggesting further expansion ahead.