Love Island feud as Olivia Attwood slams influencers who post about ‘normal stuff’ during war in Ukraine

OLIVIA Attwood has said it feels “gross” to be posting on Instagram amid the war in Ukraine. The 30-year-old’s comments are likely to spark a feud with her fellow Love Island contestants and influencers who have continued sharing content, including luxury holidays. Returning to social media after a two week break, the star opened up […]

OLIVIA Attwood has said it feels “gross” to be posting on Instagram amid the war in Ukraine.

The 30-year-old’s comments are likely to spark a feud with her fellow Love Island contestants and influencers who have continued sharing content, including luxury holidays.

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Returning to social media after a two week break, the star opened up about her moral dilemma.

She explained: “I had a little break from the gram. I didn’t bother doing an announcement because it kind of happened by accident, with everything going on in the world.

“I just felt gross being like ‘oh look at the shoes I bought and look at the TV shows I’m filming. 

“It all just felt so insignificant and icky and I just didn’t know what to post. It felt gross to just post normal stuff.”

She continued: “I’m filming two shows at the moment, I am sick of the sound of my own voice, so I ended up having a few days of the gram and it just rolled and rolled and not it’s been like two weeks.”

Olivia went on to reveal that she and fiancé Bradley Dack had donated to charity before adding that Instagram was part of her work.

“It does feel a bit strange posting about our lovely lives when the stuff that is going on is going on and obviously Insta is part of my job as well,” she admitted.

Other reality stars have revealed the same internal battle.

Molly-Mae Hague even asked her followers if they wanted her to stop posting on her trip to Mexico but the majority told her to keep sharing.

Not everyone has been so concerned though and many former Love Island alumni have continued without even acknowledging the war in Ukraine.