Olivia Attwood offers followers a life replace as she admits her world feels ‘chaotic’ after break up from husband Bradley Dack

Olivia Attwood has given a life update as she admitted that things are still ‘pretty chaotic’ in a clip shared to Instagram on Thursday.

The TV presenter, 34, who has recently split from her husband Bradley Dack took to her social media dressed down in a red cap and an oversized grey hooded jacket.

But as she gave her followers an update, she explained that she has been on a cycle of unboxing her new flat, going to work and sleeping.

In the clip, she said: ‘Thought I would just jump on, just say hello. It’s been a minute. I’m still hanging in. I go to work. I unpack 5 million boxes.

‘Sleep, repeat and live on coffee. That is basically my life and it’s pretty chaotic still. I’m kind of getting there, but it’s a process.’

Recently, Olivia has been seen not wearing her wedding ring, which has been the case on multiple public sightings of her since her split, while Brad has firmly kept his on.

Olivia Attwood, 34, has given a life update as she admitted that things are still ‘pretty chaotic’ in a clip shared to Instagram on Thursday

The TV presenter, who has recently split from her husband Bradley Dack took to her social media dressed in a red cap and an oversized grey hooded jacket

Reports claimed that their marriage ended after the footballer ‘crossed a line’ and ‘breached her trust’.

Addressing the breakdown of her marriage, Olivia said last week: ‘I keep opening Instagram to post, but I don’t know what to say or do? lol vulnerability is not my bag!!! Especially on social media, it feels very much like bleeding in shark-infested waters..

‘I cry myself to sleep, then business as normal when the alarm goes off at 5am and it has been like that for a long time.

‘But also so much change in such a short amount of time (you know I hate that (Taurus).

‘I never expected to be moving into this apartment alone. And I’m in over my depth for sure.

‘I want to be happy. I want Brad to be happy. Just one day at a time. For both of us. & anyone else who needs to read this.

‘Normal programming and chatting will resume asap. Ps thank you, I feel your love immensely.’

When the couple first met at a nightclub in 2015, Olivia was working as a grid girl while Bradley’s football career was off to a promising start, having been named Young Player of the Season at his club Gillingham FC.

In the clip, she said: ‘Thought I would just jump on, just say hello. It’s been a minute. I’m still hanging in. I go to work. I unpack 5 million boxes’

‘Sleep, repeat and live on coffee. That is basically my life and it’s pretty chaotic still. I’m kind of getting there, but it’s a process’, she added

While the couple split after three months, they rekindled in 2017. Yet since they’ve been together, Olivia’s star power has continued to rise, while Bradley’s career has somewhat stagnated.

Now Olivia boasts an estimated £6million net worth while Bradley’s is a million less, with friends telling the Daily Mail that this could have contributed to their split.

‘In the beginning of their relationship he was obviously the big earner as a footballer, and she now firmly stands on her own two feet,’ the source shared.

‘She doesn’t need him at all anymore, she can be totally independent.’

At his peak, Bradley was said to be earning £18,000-a-week playing for Blackburn, but after returning to Gillingham FC last year he’s now on £3,500-a-week, Salary Sport reports.

Meanwhile, Olivia is said to have earned £350,000 for each of her series with ITV, which includes Getting Filthy Rich, The Price Of Perfection and Bad Boyfriends.

She also has a £250,000 collaboration with Abbott Lyon jewellery and a six-figure deal with make-up brand Maybelline.

Just last year, Olivia spoke of the importance of being financially independent, saying in September: ‘I think it’s really important to keep your own finances and your own bank account, and I don’t think you need to combine finances with your partner at all.

‘I think it’s a really outdated way of thinking.’