Olivia Attwood, 32, says ‘people are already asking’ when she’ll have a baby as she discusses pressure to have kids after wedding to Bradley Dack, 29

Olivia Attwood has revealed that ‘people are already asking’ when she’ll have a baby as she discussed the pressure to have children on Tuesday. 

The TV personality, 32, who married her partner Bradley Dack in a lavish ceremony in June, spoke of being ‘guilted by society.’ 

Joining the Loose Women as a guest panelist, she explained how she is too focused on her career to ‘take time out’ at the moment. 

Olivia began: ‘All your life you are told not to get pregnant and then over night people are like “where’s the baby?”

‘I know people mean that from a good place but people are already asking that and I’ve only just got married.’

She continued: ‘Society guilts us and I’m in a situation now where I don’t want to take time off, I do want to have children but I know it’s not something for right now.

‘Brad’s lifestyle wouldn’t change, there’s no dad guilt.’

‘He completely get’s it. There are challenges with every job, but what if I was really sick for nine months and then I couldn’t come and join you ladies – I’m not ready to give that up yet.

‘People trivialise it, but that is a human, for the rest of your life. When i feel that desire in my heart, then I know that it is time.’

It comes after Olivia revealed that she plans to film the birth of her first child for her reality TV show.

The former Love Island star told MailOnline she would like to share the intimate moment with her loyal fanbase after capturing her wedding for Olivia Marries Her Match.

In an exclusive interview Olivia explained that being a newlywed and in her early 30s often raises the question as to whether she will start a family with husband Bradley.

Following the success of her documentary series Getting Filthy Rich and third instalment of her ITVBe show, Olivia says she’s yet to wake up thinking of babies but if she does fall pregnant in the future, she will film her labour for TV.

Just married: The TV personality, who married her partner Bradley Dack in a lavish ceremony in June, spoke of being ‘guilted by society’

She said: ‘The idea of filming my birth is scary but yes in some capacity it would be natural to share that, and I’d want to. I think that would be fun and the viewers would have grown up with me and to see me making life would be really cool.’

Olivia continued: ‘I know a lot of women don’t like being asked about children and I understand that so I can’t speak for other people.

‘But for me personally I don’t mind being asked because when you share so much of your life, and I let people ask me everything so it would be weird for me to then say, “you can’t ask me that.”

‘I am in my 30s and it does get jarring to be asked that question again and again as a woman, but I understand why people do.’