PETE Wicks has opened up about going “off radar” with Olivia Attwood during the wild Ibiza trip that landed her in the doghouse with husband Bradley Dack.
Following the holiday – which Olivia, 34, has since described as “feral” – Pete, 36, revealed why it was one of his best trips yet.
Speaking on their Sunday Roast Reheated podcast, he said: “Do you know what I think it’s to do with?
“Obviously we were out there working for a couple of days and then we had a couple of days off.
“It was… the people we were with made it such an amazing trip but also, we don’t get a lot of time off, and it was nice to go off radar a little bit and just be present in the moment with the people we were with.”
He added: “Every day was just f****** great.”
During the episode, Olivia said: “People wanted to know what my most feral moment was.”
Pete quipped: “This podcast isn’t long enough to go through them all.”
Olivia continued: “I’m not going to lie, it was very feral. There’s a lot that happened that we can’t even discuss on this podcast.”
Confessing their holiday was so wild that she ran out of clothes and was forced to buy a dress from a local store for their final night, Olivia added: “I went with six hats and I returned with one.”
Insiders have revealed the real reason Brad is so upset after their trip to Ibiza – and it wasn’t the snaps of Olivia looking cosy with Pete.
Pals close to Olivia told The Sun he knows that she’s a tactile person who is hands-on with all her mates and isn’t suspicious of her and Pete.
But what he was bothered about was how hard she partied on that trip.
The friend said: “Olivia has always loved a wild night out and unapologetically so, but one day at the weekend is a different story to consecutive days and nights of drinking.
“Brad was really happy she got a blow out because she works so hard, but it just tipped the balance into her going too hard and he was just really worried.
“That’s what is at the heart of this, he was annoyed she was being so reckless.
“The other thing as part of that is she was barely in touch and so his worrying wasn’t abated at any point.”