Olivia Attwood and fiancé Bradley Dack opt for matching tracksuits on Manchester stroll

They’ve had to put their wedding plans on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

And Olivia Attwood cut a laid back figure as she and fiancé Bradley Dack headed out for a stroll in matching tracksuits on Thursday.

The Love Island star, 29, and her footballer beau, 26, wore the cosy ensembles as they emerged from lockdown for a walk round the city centre.

Olivia opted for a relaxed maroon tracksuit top and matching bottoms as she held Bradley’s arm during the stroll.

The reality star teamed her look with a Christian Dior-inspired handbag and matching trainers as she and her fiancé headed out for the walk.

Her husband-to-be Bradley opted for a grey tracksuit emblazoned with the word Essentials as they emerged for their daily exercise. 

Earlier this year, Olivia launched into a foul-mouthed rant on her Instagram Stories after a fan accused her of using too much lip filler.

As she waited for a laser hair removal appointment, she shared a direct message sent to her from one of her fans, who urged her stop enhancing her lips – sparking a series of impassioned videos.   

Accusing middle-aged women of being the main culprits when it came to criticising her looks, the TV personality urged her followers to ‘mind [their] own f**king business’ as she insisted that they had no right to an opinion on her appearance.

In footage recorded in her car, she said: ‘I’m not gonna sit here and pretend that I am someone that suffers with trolling, because I actually feel like, compared to a lot of people, I’m very lucky in that sense.

‘But this s**t grinds my gears so f**king bad. I must see these kind of messages more than anything. And they’re so good, because there’s always a backhanded compliment in there.’

Accusing middle-aged women of being the main culprits when it came to criticising her looks, the TV personality urged her followers to ‘mind [their] own f**king business’ as she insisted that they had no right to an opinion on her appearance.

In footage recorded in her car, she said: ‘I’m not gonna sit here and pretend that I am someone that suffers with trolling, because I actually feel like, compared to a lot of people, I’m very lucky in that sense.

‘But this s**t grinds my gears so f**king bad. I must see these kind of messages more than anything. And they’re so good, because there’s always a backhanded compliment in there.’

Reiterating her message that fans should mind their own business, she continued: ‘We live in this climate where everyone’s so bothered by what everyone else is doing.

‘I have never looked at someone, even someone that’s screwed themselves up massively with surgery, if that’s what they want, get on with it. It’s doesn’t affect my day. If that makes them happy, who cares?

‘Why is everyone so bothered about what other people look like? And just because you’ve put a compliment at the end, it doesn’t mean that what you said in the beginning isn’t rude and hurtful. Just keep it moving, saddos.’

She also insisted that her status as a public figure doesn’t give others the right to comment on her appearance, as she added: ‘And don’t say, “You’ve got a following, you’ve been on TV, so we all get an opinion on the way you look…”

‘No you don’t! You can get an opinion on some stuff – what I do or what I say, bring it on. I love it. But what I do to my face and body, just p**s off!’  

In the message in question, the follower wrote to Olivia: ‘Please stop with the lip fillers. Ur not a duck. Ur so pretty already and U don’t need them.’ [sic]

Clearly irked, the reality star wrote back: ‘Mind your own f**king business!! And keep your opinions to your self!’ prompting the response: ‘Real unclassy as always. Unfollowed. Thanks.’

The fan had commented on a picture of Olivia with her fiancé Bradley, which she shared as they returned to the same place in Dubai where he’d proposed to her.