Olivia Attwood has teased a "bigger and better" season of her returning show Bad Boyfriends.
The ITV2 series debuted last year, and sees the star try to get a group of unsuspecting bad boyfriends to see the error of their ways.
The next season is set to air this year, and Olivia has suggested in a new interview that they have exciting new plans for the episodes.
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"I learned so much from the first series and we already know how to grow it and make it bigger and better," she told the Daily Mail, before revealing they nearly reconfigured the concept.
"We floated the idea of Bad Girlfriends for this return but we felt like it makes sense to go back to the boyfriends because it's easier to find bad boys, it's funny that isn't it," Olivia added.
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Alongside Bad Boyfriends, Olivia is also lining up new seasons of her shows The Price of Perfection and Olivia Attwood: Getting Filthy Rich.
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"This year is so exciting, to have that hat trick of recommissions was just incredible, I felt like I was dreaming when I heard that," she said. "Getting the first commission of any format is amazing but, in this climate, recommissions almost feel like bigger validation."
Speaking previously of Bad Boyfriends' return, Olivia said she was "excited" to come back and that it has been a "dream project to work on".
"I am so grateful to be able to do it all again for season 2," she added. "Together with the incredible behind the scenes teams we've got so much in store for 2025, I can't wait for you all to see what's coming."
Bad Boyfriends season 1 is streaming on ITVX. Season 2 will air on ITV2 and stream on ITVX this year.
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