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Reality star Olivia Attwood-Dack has said she is having “blue days” amid online speculation she has split with her husband of two years, footballer Bradley Dack.
The 34-year-old former Love Island star said the past month has felt like a “nightmare” while speaking to co-host Pete Wicks on their weekly podcast for Kiss FM titled Sunday Roast.
Attwood-Dack’s relationship with the Gillingham midfielder, who she married in 2023, has been the subject of a string of headlines over the years.
It has been reported that the couple have separated and Attwood-Dack no longer follows her 31-year-old husband on Instagram.
Wicks, 37, asked how the Loose Women panellist was feeling as they kicked off their 2pm radio slot on Kiss FM on Sunday.
She responded: “I’m actually a bit tired today. This week has felt so long, actually.
“This whole month has felt like it’s never-ending. I can’t believe we’re still in January.”
Wicks replied: “It feels, I was going to say like a dream, but a nightmare.”
He said it was Blue Monday this week, referring to what some claim is the most depressing day of the year.
Attwood-Dack replied: “I’m just having blue days.”
The couple appeared together on the ITV reality TV show Olivia Marries Her Match which followed the lead up to their wedding in June 2023.
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