A FORMER Love Island star has landed a major job as a Loose Women panellist.
The reality TV star announced the exciting news on her Instagram.
Olivia Attwood will now be joining the Loose Women gang on ITV.
It has been revealed that she will appear as a guest panellist on Loose Women on Tuesday, August 15.
It comes after her appearance on the daytime show recently.
Bernice Blackstock suffers new blow in Emmerdale as she struggles with illness
Recently Olivia revealed she is set for a sensational return to I'm A Celebrity.
The 32-year-old confirmed she's in talks to re-enter the jungle after lasting just 24 hours.
Olivia was yanked out of camp after a routine blood test taken by I'm A Celeb's medical staff revealed she was “dangerously anaemic”.
Appearing on ITV's Loose Women today, Olivia addressed rumours she's had discussions with production about a possible comeback.
"We’ve had chats," the Love Island 2017 star said coyly.
"I was having great fun. I loved it, I think that's what made it harder [when I had to leave].
"I was gutted because it was always a dream of mine to do the show.
"They said they weren't going to do the Love Island crossover, so it was huge for me. You know when you put something high on a pedestal of things you want to do."
Appearing to suggest there's a high chance she'll be in this year's camp, Liv added: "If we can make it work with other stuff, I would love to - especially for the viewers."
Stalking terror rocks Coronation Street as barmaid targeted
Olivia wasn't able to divulge anything further as talks continue about the line-up later this year.
It was revealed at the time of her jungle exit, that Olivia would still get paid her £125k fee - despite leaving the show after just 24 hours.
Usually a celebrity has to stick the show out for at least 72 hours, if they still want to bank their pay check.
But seeing as Olivia left on "medical grounds" she was still entitled to her fee.
Following worrying test results when she was in camp on day one, Olivia was rushed to hospital.
Upon further examination, doctors gave her a clean bill of health.
But it turned out TV "red tape" - including insurance rules and a Covid bubble - destroyed Olivia's chances of going back in the jungle, despite feeling fine.
