Olivia Attwood has confessed she was 'trying to look like a sex doll' at the height of her cosmetic surgery use, before drastically changing her look in recent years.
The former Love Island star, 34, has undergone a dramatic change throughout the years, swapping surgical enhancements for reductions before fronting hard-hitting documentaries on the impact of going under the knife.
But speaking to Katherine Ryan on her What’s My Age Again? podcast, Olivia insisted she 'wasn't trying to look younger' with her cosmetic procedures.
She said: 'I've only started to think about youth with procedures in the last couple of years.
'You know, people go, those big lips made you look older. But I wasn't trying to look younger. I was trying to look like a sex doll. I nailed it.
'So, I didn't ask if I looked younger. Do you know what I mean? And I think a lot of the young girls, I think in these later series, we've seen girls with more and more injectables.
Olivia Attwood has confessed she was 'trying to look like a sex doll' at the height of her cosmetic surgery use, before drastically changing her look in recent years
The former Love Island star (pictured on the show in 2017) has undergone a dramatic change throughout the years, swapping surgical enhancements for reductions
'On Love Island, [my series] we were in there kind of raw dogging it in every sense of the word.
'So, yeah, now you see more injectables and people go, oh, they look so old. It's like, okay. But also, I don't know if they care because they just wanted bigger lips and they wanted these sharp jaws and whatever.
'I don't think they ever. No one are. They didn't ask you how old you thought they looked. Do you know what I mean?'
Olivia has never shied away from admitting she has gone under the knife several times and has had fillers 'for years'.
She has had two boob jobs, surgery on her lips and under eyes as well as multiple injectables.
In 2019 - the same year she became a regular on The Only Way Is Essex - she spent £2.5k chin liposuction and contouring procedure.
But it was that year that Olivia began slowly tweaking her appearance, removing her top lip filler and undergoing a breast reduction.
During her interview with Katherine, Olivia also reflected on being diagnosed with ADHD, admitting that while it 'doesn't define her.'
But speaking to Katherine Ryan on her What’s My Age Again? podcast, Olivia insisted she 'wasn't trying to look younger' with her cosmetic procedures
She said: 'It doesn't define anything. There's things that I know that I'm genetically not wired to be efficient at.
'My house is never a mess because I really psychotically overcompensate because I know that I have the tendency to lose things.
'So, there's things you can do to kind of manage your life. And I think that was the biggest thing about getting diagnosed, was like, okay, this now makes sense. And now I can do things to make it easier to cope.'
The Loose Women star also offered insight into her marriage to husband Bradley Dack, admitting 'she will do anything' to make their relationship work, but 'isn't ready' to 'give up her life' to start a family yet.
She told Katherine: 'I don't think I'd ever find anyone that loves me as much as Brad. Genuinely, I don't think it's possible.
'He's so lovely. I have no plans. I'll do everything to make this marriage work. But I will caveat that with, like you say, I kind of have this vision that I'm going to have all these other lives.
'I know. I have this theory, right. And the more I look at it, the more I support my own theory. I think that two things happen.
The Loose Women star also offered insight into her marriage to husband Bradley Dack, admitting 'she will do anything' to make their relationship work
'You either have a child really quite young, like you did, and it just happens and you get on with it and that's fine.
'Or you get into your 30s and you have the house you want, you have the job you want, you have money and you have no kids, and you're like, this is great.
'And obviously I get, there's a rewarding thing and there's a love. I know I want children, but I think you get attached to the selfishness of being in your 30s and you can do what you want, but you have money.
'i think that I am attached. Scared to give it up. I'm the happiest I've ever been now, in my life, me and Brad. And I'm like, oh, I don't know if I want to change anything, because this is so nice, what we have.'
