Olivia Attwood puts on a busty display in a plunging white top in pouty snaps after her romantic St Tropez holiday with Pete Wicks

Olivia Attwood showed off her surgically-enhanced cleavage in a plunging white button-up top as she took to Instagram on Monday. 

The Love Island star, 34, shared a slew of snaps as she settled back into life in London after her holiday with Pete Wicks amid their blossoming romance. 

Olivia teamed the look with a tan leather jacket, flared jeans and a black Hermes handbag.

Donning a pair of oversized shades, Olivia posed up a storm for the camera, showing off her plump pout. 

The television personality captioned the post: 'Jacket deserved 6 frames'.

It comes Olivia enjoyed a cosy dog walk with Pete on Saturday, as the new couple remain inseparable after their St Tropez getaway.

Sources revealed earlier this week the pair secretly jetted off to France after their romance was first revealed when they were pictured kissing in a bar last month.

Olivia and Pete are thought to be in the 'early stages' of a romance after she split from her husband Bradley Dack, who she has since accused of cheating on her multiple times.

After returning to the UK, Olivia shared she was enjoying a riverside dog walk with her Carpathian/German Shepherd mix Lola and her Rottweiler Stitch, as she settled into her new life at an apartment in London.

She captioned the post: 'Back in London, early morning walk by the river with the Kray sisters.' 

Hours later, Pete then shared a post from a similar part of the river, while enjoying a walk with his puppy Rodney. 

Appearing on the Extra Dirty podcast last month, Olivia said of the fallout of her breakup: 'I can only see what I've had because people just like to give women a hard time. 

'Someone wrote me on my TikTok yesterday when I was with the girls in New York having fun, and she's like ''I really hope someone screws you over so badly, like you're such a cold calculated b***''.

'I thought, it's because I'm open and I talk about all kinds of things, but I'm not going to video myself crying and put it on the internet. I'm just f*****g not.

'It doesn't mean I don't cry. I have cried, I've cried so hard during this breakup to the point where I f****g think I'm going to pass out, and then I will slap myself in the face and go to work.

'I don't need to be crying on the internet, I don't think that people, professionally, are going to respect me and book me to host their TV shows when I'm videoing myself lying on the floor crying.'

She continued: 'This relationship spans over a decade on and off, so it's such a big area of my life.

'And I think that when you know you tried, we both tried so many things to make it work, so of course it's just so sad. It's sad.

'And also, this is why I've not rushed to say anything because it's like, I can still acknowledge the fact that I like him and I love him as a person, those things can still be true while knowing that it's run its court.

'I think it would be easier if I hated him, which I don't. I think the breakups where they haven't been such serious relationships, they are easier.'

Turning her attention to the future, Olivia was asked to describe her ideal man, which she explained: 'I like tattoos, I like a beard, I like hair, I want something I can get my hands into. Confidence, but I'm yapping enough for both of us but you don't need to be talking all the time, but also confident enough to accept the fact that I don't shut the f**k up.' 

The podcast episode was recorded on March 16, just over a week before a picture emerged of Olivia kissing her close pal Pete Wicks in Soho.

She later confirmed their blossoming romance in a statement, whilst hitting out at Bradley.

Olivia posted: 'I have stood by Brad for the last ten years during which he lied and cheated on me multiple times. The breakdown of our relationship is because of this.

'I was in love with him and the potential I saw in him and wanted always to help him try to be the best version of himself - as I did for 10 years - covering up. Lying to my family and friends. Arranging therapy. Believing the grovelling apologies.

'I of course now feel like a f*****g idiot. (Especially as more things come to the surface) I never wanted to say any of this. I find the whole situation utterly humiliating.'