Olivia Attwood soaked up the sun with her on-off boyfriend Bradley Dack during a past romantic Dubai getaway on Wednesday after claiming Love Island 'saved her life'.
The former contestant, 27, took to her Instagram to share a collection of loved-up nostalgic snaps with her footballer beau, 25.
In one snap, Olivia looked sensational as she showcased her surgically-enhanced assets in a tiny neon pink knitted bikini with a bow on the top.
Holiday: Olivia Attwood soaked up the sun with her on-off boyfriend Bradley Dack during a romantic Dubai getaway on Wednesday after claiming Love Island 'saved her life'
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The reality star styled her blonde locks into a high bun, she added a slick of make-up and a pair of oversized black sunglasses.
While a different picture saw Olivia wear a plunging orange knitted swimsuit with a silver zip on the front.
She accessorised her look with a Louis Vuitton hairwrap which she wore around her blonde bun and a pair of black designer sunglasses.
Olivia looked loved-up as she snuggled up to Bradley, who wore a white polo shirt and orange shorts, for a sweet picture.
Smitten: The former contestant, 27, took to her Instagram to share a collection of loved-up snaps with her footballer beau, 25
Loved-up: A swimwear-clad Olivia looked loved-up as she snuggled up to Bradley, who wore a white polo shirt and orange shorts, for a sweet picture
The model's posts come after she defended Love Island in the wake of claims that reality TV shows should be doing more to offer better aftercare to contestants.
The former grid girl shot to fame on the 2017 series of the ITV2 programme alongside the late Mike Thalassitis, who was found dead on Saturday at the age of just 26.
Olivia hit back at those blaming Love Island for her co-star's death, calling the claims 'totally ludicrous' and crediting the show for 'saving her life'.
Busy bee: Olivia was pictured at the launch of Dripping Gold Luxury Tanning at Primark in Manchester on Thursday
Glamorous: The model looked glamorous in a pair of high-waisted jeans, a white shirt and a coral pink suede cropped biker jacket
Details: She finished her look with grey slip-on heels and a collection of jewellery
Commenting on the backlash, the reality star insisted it is not the show that should be held accountable.
She told The Sun: 'People are angry and they want someone to blame. Mike was in turmoil and a lot of his problems weren’t to do with Love Island at all.
'It isn’t an aftercare situation but a before care. You need to be obligated to do a certain amount of therapy before going on Love Island to prepare you.'
Olivia said that appearing on the dating series allowed her to learn self-acceptance after previously being on antidepressant medication.
Chic: Olivia styled her blonde locks into a curly blow-dried hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up
Life-saving: The model's holiday comes after she defended Love Island in the wake of claims that reality TV shows should be doing more to offer better aftercare to contestants (pictured on the show in 2017)
Tribute: Olivia paid tribute to her former flame Mike on Instagram on Saturday, yet following her message, she revealed that she had received a number of nasty messages from trolls
She added: 'Love Island saved me. I got a lot of heat in the villa for the way I was but after I came out so many girls said how they related to me. I finally found this sense of self-acceptance that I never had before.'
Olivia paid tribute to her former flame Mike on Instagram on Saturday by sharing an image, alongside the caption: 'Literally don’t know what to say. Another one gone too young.
'Thinking of Mike’s family and friends at this horrendous time. You will be missed terribly.'
Following her message, the reality TV personality revealed she had received a number of nasty messages from trolls.
Olivia shared her horror at the hurtful messages she received as she wrote: 'I wasn't going to acknowledge this but I've had a few messages like this so here we are. Who is anyone to say what I need to post on my social media!?...
'I decide what's appropriate, not you!! This time is about Mike's family and the people he was genuinely close to and that's it. World's gone mad..
'Maybe this is why Instagram is full of self-indulgent bulls**t and people are confused when you don't comply to these standards. Absolute clown.'
Social media was flooded with tributes to Mike after he was found dead in a woodland by his north London home on
