OLIVIA ATTWOOD is fast becoming ITV’s golden girl with a string of gritty documentaries.
She has hit the bullseye again as her plastic surgery series The Price Of Perfection is confirmed for a return.
Bosses were so impressed with viewing figures for the show’s debut earlier this year that they are upping the episode count from five to six.
The new series will see Olivia, who rose to fame on ITV2 dating show Love Island in 2017, again explore eye-opening cosmetic treatments.
And there will be more episodes dedicated to sex organ ops after Olivia looked at the ways men try to lengthen their penis in the first series.
An insider said: “Olivia has been solidifying herself as a documentary presenter since her first series, Getting Filthy Rich, brought huge success to ITV.
“And The Price Of Perfection was no different, with Olivia once again happy to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most shocking surgeries.
“The last series looked into breast augmentation and penis surgeries, and viewers can expect more where that came from for series two.
“If fans were shocked by what they saw in series one, watch out for what’s to come.”
In The Price Of Perfection, Olivia investigated the high risks associated with going under the knife.
It was the latest in a string of shows for The Loose Women panellist, who has also presented Olivia Attwood vs The Trolls, about online abuse, and Meets Her Match, her own reality show with husband Bradley Dack.
Earlier this month it was revealed Olivia was in Greece filming a new ITV dating show, which tames badly behaved men.
The second series of The Price Of Perfection shoots this summer and will air in early 2025.
JESSICA'S GAY WAKE-UP
BABY Reindeer’s Jessica Gunning has revealed it took more than 30 years to realise she was part of the LGBTQ community.
The actress, 38, who was in the 2014 film Pride about lesbian and gay activists who raise money for the miners’ strike, told the Reign podcast:
“I came out in November 2022 and that was a mega, mega thing for me.
“I’m surrounded by gays. All my friends are gay, and so it wasn’t that I was repressing anything. It was just I didn’t think I could be. For so long, I felt a little bit almost alien.”
She added: “I was a big old gay, and I was like, ‘That’s what it’s been. It took me 36 years, but I did it.”
BRIDGE OF HIGHS
IT might have started out as a daytime TV staple, but Ross Kemp’s Bridge Of Lies is now one of the Beeb’s biggest quiz shows.
After moving to prime time with a celebrity spin-off, its 2.5million viewers have made it the third most-watched show on BBC One on a Saturday, beating Doctor Who.
This week, Ross is joined by wine expert Olly Smith, actor Chizzy Akudolu, comedian Jayde Adams and presenter Rav Wilding.
Chizzy seems to be left in a tizzy by one of the questions.