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Olivia Attwood 'Splits From Husband Bradley Dack After Breach of Trust'
Olivia Attwood and Bradley Dack separate after months of strain and a reported breach of trust, choosing not to publicly discuss the split at this time.
- On Sunday a source told The Sun on Sunday that Olivia Attwood and husband Bradley Dack have split following an alleged breach of trust, with photographs showing them appearing distant recently.
- In recent weeks the couple had faced sustained problems, including what friends called a `really bad summer`, while Olivia Attwood blamed work pressures for leaving them like `passing ships in the night`.
- The couple's shared home, which featured on Olivia Attwood's TV series Olivia Meets Her Match, was their £1million mansion that she planned to sell last year.
- Friends say the couple will not address the split publicly, though friends and family are aware, and Metro has contacted representatives for Olivia Attwood and Bradley Dack for comment.
- Online, Attwood said she won't post pictures that don't reflect their reality and was photographed with longtime friend Pete Wicks in Ibiza amid breakup rumours.
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Signs Olivia Attwood's marriage was over months ago after 'breach of trust' - The Mirror
Reality star, Olivia Attwood, and her husband, footballer, Bradley Dack, have reportedly called it quits amid claims she has been left 'heartbroken' by his 'breach of trust'
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Olivia Attwood is said to be heartbroken as she and her husband Bradley Dack have reportedly decided to separate.The couple, who married in June 2023, are said to be taking time apart after a...
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