Olivia Attwood cut a stylish figure on Wednesday as she ran some errands in her flashy 127k Mercedes-Benz-G-Class around Manchester city centre.
The Loose Women panelist, 32, looked nothing short of sensational as she rocked a smart casual look in a striped vest and black flared jeans.
The beauty further accessorized the look with a thick belt and carried a pair of ombre sunglasses in her hands.
She carried her essentials in a blue clutch and opted to elevate her height even further with a pair of black boots.
In one snap, Olivia can be seen chatting on the phone as she gets out of her new vehicle.
Olivia Attwood cut a stylish figure on Wednesday as she ran some errands in her flashy 127k Mercedes-Benz-G-Class around Manchester city centre.
The Loose Women panelist, 32, looked nothing short of sensational as she rocked a smart casual look in a striped vest and black flared jeans.
The beauty accessorized with a bright makeup look for the next day and styled her locks in a voluminous blow.
It comes after the Love Island icon first showed off her matte black Mercedes G-Class earlier this year.
The stunner revealed the car’s stylish interior as she posed in the driver’s seat wearing an oversized red jumper and a bright red beanie.
She placed her designer Chanel bag on the handbrake and posed for the camera while wearing thick black glasses.
The star has certainly upgraded her lifestyle since joining the Loose Women panel, having previously owned a 70k Range Rover.
However, Olivia revealed in September 2022 that the car had been stolen from the driveway of her home in Cheshire.
The former Love Island star took to Instagram at the time to ask her followers to help her get him back.
She shared several photos of the luxury vehicle explaining that she had photos of the thieves and was offering a reward to anyone who gave information about their whereabouts.
On Instagram Stories, he wrote: ‘This car was just stolen from my driveway, about 15 minutes ago. If anyone in Manchester sees it. Offering reward. It has a tracker and we have camera footage of the thieves.’
It comes after the Love Island icon first showed off her matte black Mercedes G-Class earlier this year.
The stunner revealed the car’s stylish interior as she posed in the driver’s seat wearing an oversized red jumper and a bright red beanie.
“We also know the car is out of fuel, so keep an eye out at any petrol station in Manchester/Cheshire in the next hour.”
He then added that the thieves had been “throwing towels and dog clothes out of the car onto the road.”
Luckily, the star’s fans managed to help her get her car back just hours later, so Olivia took to Instagram to thank her followers for all their help.
She exclaimed in her story: ‘CAR FOUND! That’s the power of social media, baby!’
‘The little ferrets gave me some nice new license plates and parked the car on a random street. The engine was still hot and we surprised them by returning to get it in broad daylight. Awesome.’
She continued: “I’m exhausted but I just wanted to say thank you. Without all your messages and sightings I would never have seen that car again xxx. I feel like we’re the Avengers or something, it’s great, I love you xxx.”
Olivia, who is married to Championship footballer Bradley Dack, 30, was announced as a Loose Women panellist in November last year.
Since then he has lived up to her. promises to have frank and open conversations about a variety of topics, including sex.
The star has certainly upgraded her lifestyle since joining the Loose Women panel, having previously owned a 70k Range Rover. However, the car was stolen from her driveway and fans helped recover it.
However, it comes as no surprise to her fans or those who have watched her eye-opening series Getting Filthy Rich, which looks at the ways people monetize their sexuality in the modern era.
She previously told daily star: ‘I am not afraid, ashamed or embarrassed to talk about sex. Being sexy has always empowered me. I have the feminist view that women should be able to choose how they use their body or their sex.
‘Sexual wellness and positivity is something I believe in and is being talked about more and more, which I think is great. Although I have a big bite and don’t always have the best filter.
‘Sometimes Brad says to me, ‘Why did you say that?’ But to be honest, he’s pretty used to it by now.
