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Olivia Attwood goes braless in a latex top for a chaotic GRWM as she jokes she is spending her first day off in three weeks with some 'alcohol abuse'

Olivia Attwood goes braless in a latex top for a chaotic GRWM as she jokes she is spending her first day off in three weeks with some 'alcohol abuse'

Daily Mail​5 days ago
Olivia Attwood went braless in a latex top as she filmed a very chaotic GRWM video on Monday.
Joking that she was spending her first day off in three weeks with some ' alcohol abuse,' the TV presenter, 34, gave a behind-the-scenes look as she got dressed for a girls night out.
She began the Instagram clip wearing a dressing gown while she did a subtle makeup look before her hairstylist Mikey Dash secured her hair into an updo.
In another post, Olivia showed off her completed look, teaming her latex top with a pair of loose fitting jeans and heels.
Olivia explained: 'It's my first true day off in about three weeks. Get your violin out.
'I'm just going to treat myself to bit of alcohol abuse. We've had a heatwave foe about three weeks now and I've decided to go out when the weather is like this.'
She continued: 'I'm not the worst vlogger but Mikey came to do my heai how cute is this. I'm doing my makeup. Just something low-key.'
'I'm going to put a blazer over the top because they weather has decided to... oh look my umbrella has got Labubus on it. Oh! I need to add a Labubu to my bag, who am I?'
Olivia captioned the video: 'I'm always one wine fuelled girls days away from feeling like myself again (who likes my new umbrella?).'
It's been a stressful few weeks for Olivia who recently claimed the 'scumbags' who broke into her home were 'tracking the house'.
The TV presenter revealed last week that someone tried to break into her Cheshire home while she was filming a TV project in Spain.
And after much concern from her fans on social media, Olivia took to TikTok to answer some of their questions about what was taken and if her dogs were safe.
In the clip, the reality star explained that her dogs - Carpathian/German Shepherd mix, Lola, and Rottweiler, Stitch, were not home and so believes they have been tracking her home.
Taking to he social media, Olivia said: 'So obviously I can't go into too much detail because it's an open investigation now.'
She added: 'But some scumbags basically smashed a second-floor window, went in, and the security team got the notification within like 30 seconds, and they were there within two minutes with dogs.
'The little scumbags ran off. They got some stuff but they didn't get what they came for, and now I have to just show face because it's a really important work day and I'm feeling a bit tired and a little bit emosh, but yeah, brave face.'
She further explained: 'We weren't there and the dogs weren't there. Obviously, if you know my dogs, the rescue Shepherd and Rottweiler, no one's getting into my house and not getting out unalived if my dogs are in there.
'So these f*****g, like disgusting vermin, were obviously tracking the house, and they obviously went at a time they knew the dogs weren't there, but they didn't know that we had security with a dog team, so they came down so quickly, thank God.
'And it's just a horrible thing; the feeling that someone's been in your house. Even though they didn't take the most valuable things, it's just the feeling. It's so horrible.'
Olivia then explained that this was not the first time she had been targeted and had now been burgled three times.
'And we have had that happened to us before in Manchester. It's the third time we've been burgled in different houses up there', she added.
Olivia continued: 'It's just sad, isn't it? A sad society. But look, life goes on. There's a lot worse things that could happen. So, we keep it moving.
'I like to think I'm a tough gal, but obviously I was awake from like 2am until 6am, and didn't sleep last night because I was on-and-off the phone with police, security team, neighbours. And I was upset and stressed, and I literally just worked.'
'That's probably why I look like an ageing rocker. My head's going to hit the pillow tonight, and I'm going to be out. We've got people at the house looking after everything.'
Earlier this week, Olivia shared how she 'pays through the nose for private security', who arrived within two minutes to try and apprehend the burglars.
Olivia was targeted while out of the country, however her security system seemingly outsmarted the criminals who tried to gain entry to the £1million property.
Throughout the night, Olivia shared with her followers that they had experienced an attempted break-in and warned the thieves she had their details.
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