Tuesday 15 November 2022 08:47 AM Olivia Attwood cuts a cosy figure in smart grey coat as she goes for dinner ... trends now

She was left gutted after being forced to leave I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! after just 24 hours.

And Olivia Attwood appeared to be trying to cheer herself up as she stepped out for dinner at Zuma on Monday with her fiancé Bradley Dack.

The Love Island star, 31, kept the cold at bay by wrapping up in a tailored grey coat and a large black and white scarf.

Underneath she wore a black top and coordinating jeans, while sporting red and white trainers.

The TV personality toted her essentials in a bright red handbag and wore a four-leaf clover bracelet on her wrist.

Olivia's blonde tresses were styled in neat waves and left to cascade over her shoulders.

She sported a full face of glamorous makeup to enhance her pretty features, including heavy contour and smoky eyeshadow.

Bradley cut a dashing figure as he walked arm-in-arm with Olivia, wearing an all-white ensemble.

He donned a white zip up jumper underneath a smart cream coat and matching cream trousers.

Their outing comes after Olivia appeared on Monday's episode of This Morning, where she detailed the process of finding out she would have to leave I'm A Celebrity after getting back test results that said she was dangerously low in iron, potassium and sodium.

She added that she had she stayed in the jungle she would've given Matt Hancock 'a bit of stick'.

She said: 'There’s loads [of rumours] swirling around the internet and I think ‘Olivia Attwood pregnant’ was trending on Twitter - and it’s not that I can assure you - and it’s not that exciting when it boils down to it. 

'I was pulled out on my first day in main camp for routine medical checks - which can be blood pressure, giving blood - so I had my blood taken and the results came back that my iron was low, I was showing that I was anaemic. 

'Potassium was really low, sodium was really low, so basically all the markers you would look for were low so they consulted with a doctor outside of camp and they said I would need to come to A&E basically off the back of those readings, so I was taken to the nearest A&E department, admitted in there where they ran their own checks and their checks came back normal, so…' 

She added: 'Just before leaving the UK I’d had all those checks and everything was normal and the first thing I said to the camp doctor was "is that possible for things to change in such a short time?" and he didn’t really have an answer, but that it was not normal and why we need to see what’s going on…' 

Describing the long car journey to hospital, she said: 'Yeah, it was quite long because everything’s so far away in Australia and I was thinking ‘oh am I pregnant?’ or ‘have I picked up a virus?’ and wondering how things have changed so much, and also I felt well. 

'I didn't feel ill. I saw things online saying, ‘I bet she fainted’ but there was nothing… I was loving it [in the jungle] as you can see, I was really in my element and I felt healthy so I was even more confused. It was all really strange.'

Olivia then said that after she got the OK from the hospital she was ready and raring to go back to the jungle.

However, she explained: “I was like ‘shall we go back?’ and I knew there would be Covid tests and things like that but there was a pause in proceedings there, and it was late at night and taking me back into camp doesn’t work logistically so I went to a hotel and basically as I now know the conversations went on all through the night with production obviously desperate to have me back in, but the medical team… I think it’s an insurance thing. 

'Because they had those readings, they had to seek other party opinions and it’s a collective decision. I think they thought the readings might drop that low again and they wouldn’t be covered because it’s already been flagged up.'

Olivia explained how big a fan she was of the show, and said: I’ve been a big fan of the show all my life, and those conversations about joining the jungle happened when I left Love Island the first year, so it’s been like five years in the making…and it was the first time they’ve put someone from the show on there.

'I think when you come off reality shows, you get a huge opportunity, and I’ve done amazing things, but also, I think you can be put in a box and I was looking forward to showing a different side to myself. I am not a quitter, I am not scared of much, and I was just loving it. I was looking forward to having that exposure to a new audience.'

Many fans at home were disappointed to see Olivia go as they had anticipated some fun interactions between her and Matt.

When asked how she would've reacted to him, she said: 'I think it’s a difficult one. When you’re living in those environments you have to take things carefully, but I probably would’ve done it with humour and given him a bit of stick that he deserves…

'But a lot of what he did isn't funny. Like if a loved one died while he was snogging his face off...'

Olivia also ruled out a potential appearance on next year's series of I'm A Celebrity, saying: 'It might be more of a logistical thing to make it work…I would love to because yeah, it was cut short. [Tests are still normal] thank God, I’m grateful that I’m healthy, but it makes it harder to accept. But it is what it is, there are worse things happening in the world.'

She added that she was 'grateful' to be healthy but was also 'frustrated' and 'gutted'.

Speaking on who she wanted to win the show, she said: 'I like Jill and Chris made me laugh in there but I know he's not for everyone.'

She added she was not properly watching at home because 'it just makes me feel sad' and give her FOMO - fear of missing out.

In an exclusive interview with The Mail on Sunday, Olivia first revealed the real reason she had to leave the jungle.

She says a routine blood test, which all the jungle campmates undergo randomly throughout the show, suddenly and inexplicably disclosed she was dangerously anaemic. It also flagged up worryingly low sodium and potassium levels, which prompted ITV staff to immediately take her to A&E.

All of which came as a complete shock to Olivia who was, she stresses, feeling 'absolutely fine'.

'I was so scared, I was like "what the hell is wrong with me?",' she says in her first interview since her exit. 'They couldn't give me an answer, they just told me that they had to get me to the hospital immediately.

'The results were really, really low when they put them into their reader and they consulted with another doctor off site. I had those bloods done in England before I left, and they were fine. I was confused and of course very, very worried.'

ITV staff then took Olivia, a model who first found fame on ITV2's Love Island, to the hospital, 40 minutes from the camp on what was last Tuesday evening in Australia.

'It felt like the longest journey ever,' she said. 'I didn't know what to think. I was wondering if I had picked up a virus, was I pregnant, all of these things were going through my head. It was absolutely frightening.'

Then, the tests were repeated in the hospital – and came back normal. Naturally, she assumed the first tests had been faulty and that she'd simply be allowed to return to the jungle and the campmates she was keen to get to know better. 'But instead I was taken

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