Olivia Attwood breaks silence on her 'transatlantic' plans ahead of US tour
Olivia Attwood shares what she is currently focusing on in her career
Olivia Attwood recently opened up about how she will make herself a successful entertainer in the United States without relying on reality television.
While conversing with Daily Mail, the 35-year-old English television personality, presenter and model shared that she is looking forward to bringing in some of her successful projects for an American audience.
Articulating her thoughts, Attwood said, “What I want and what is hopefully going to happen is that my formats become transatlantic because I'm definitely not in a stage where I want to take part in any kind of reality [TV].”
“I want to nurture the formats that I've been building, Bad Boyfriends, The Price of Perfection, all of that. I think it's about how I can take that there,” the Getting Filthy Rich star added.
Referring to her podcast, Olivia’s House with Olivia Attwood, she highlighted that it is “already doing big numbers in the US.”
The Only Way Is Essex star and her team are all set to go back there at the end of this year to record more episodes, considering last year’s results.
“I think it's about just basically bringing my two audiences together. That would be like, that's kind of what we're focusing on,” Olivia Attwood said.
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