Olivia Attwood is ‘in the doghouse’ with her husband Bradley Dack

Olivia Attwood is said to be ‘in the doghouse’ with husband Bradley Dack after cosy-looking photos emerged of her and pal Pete Wicks during a boat party in Ibiza.

Photos showed former TOWIE star Pete, 36, with his hand on Olivia’s thigh as the pair soaked up the sun – and the images are said to have been doing the rounds in Gillingham FC’s WhatsApp group, much to the amusement of Bradley’s teammates. 

The professional footballer, 31, who plays as an attacking midfielder, was reportedly mocked by his teammates while Olivia partied on the Spanish island – all while he was back home training for Saturday’s match. 

A source told The Sun: ‘Bradley’s getting so much stick about the pictures from his teammates.

‘They know Brad and Liv are happily married, but couldn’t resist winding him up about what she’s been getting up to on holiday.’

They concluded: ‘Bradley’s tried to laugh it off, but inside he’s fuming about it.’

While the insider insisted Bradley trusts Olivia, they added that Pete putting his hands on her while she’s in a bikini ‘isn’t a great look’ – and claimed the footballer is ‘livid’ she’s put him in that position.

However, a source close to Olivia has played down any tension, insisting to the publication that there is ‘no issue’ between the couple.

They added that Olivia and Pete have been close friends for years, and were in Ibiza to record a live episode of their KISS FM podcast The Sunday Roast.

The source clarified that the group was simply ‘letting off steam’ as they enjoyed a break from their busy schedules. 

The Daily Mail has contacted Olivia and Bradley’s representatives for comment.  

It comes after Olivia gave an insight into the wild boat party where she put on a cosy display with Pete on Wednesday.

The pair, who had travelled to the Balearic Islands to host their KISS FM radio show, partied with a group of friends and showed off their close bond. 

In a clip shared to Instagram, Olivia joked: ‘Having the worst time… tried to do my love island [sic] dive at the end…’

Pete previously shared insight into his ‘outrageous’ friendship with Olivia, and how their bond strangely works despite leaving fans in hysterics with their on-air bickering. 

The pair first met on The Only Way Is Essex back in 2017, and earlier this year began working together on their KISS FM show The Sunday Roast. 

He told The Mirror: ‘Liv’s best trait is that she’s secretly one of the kindest, most intelligent people.

‘She’s super intelligent… and she hides it very well! She’d do anything for anyone she cares about. But now I feel awful for saying that, so she’s also a bit of a pr*ck. I just have to balance things out.’

Olivia added: ‘He’s very loyal. If he’s in your corner, you know he’ll be there for you.’

Olivia is next set to be back on screens in the new series of her reality show Bad Boyfriends, which will air on ITV2 this autumn.

Straight-talking Olivia shot to fame thanks to her stint in the Love Island villa in the summer of 2017, which saw her reach the show’s final with her ex-boyfriend Chris Hughes, 32, whom she dated until February 2018.

The former grid girl has since become a household name and a regular face on TV, appearing on The Only Way Is Essex, I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!, This Morning and Loose Women.

Olivia has also fronted many of her own shows and presented Bad Boyfriends, Getting Filthy Rich and The Price Of Perfection – admitting she has ‘bitten the hands off’ TV executives for ‘big jobs, little jobs, whatever I could get’.

But this success did not come overnight, and she recently told the Daily Mail how she ‘grafted’ when she left the villa to get where she is today.

Olivia said: ‘Post Love Island, I knew where I wanted to be. I knew I wanted to stay working in television, and I was very dedicated to that, and everything I’ve done [has been] working towards that bigger goal.

‘I’ve been very patient and I’ve learnt the craft, I’m still learning, I’ve taken the big jobs, the little jobs, whatever I could get, I just bite their hand off for it.’

‘I’m working really hard at it, it doesn’t come overnight’, she added.

‘Even when you get a big platform like Love Island, you still need to prove yourself to people.

‘I think sometimes people become impatient off the back of reality shows, but these kind of things, they don’t happen overnight, you have to stick with it. It takes graft.’