Love Island’s Chris Hughes admits there are problems in his relationship with Olivia Attwood and it’s ‘not ideal’ after forgiving her just hours after split
CHRIS Hughes admits his relationship with Olivia Attwood isn't ideal in a telling Twitter post.
The Love Island star shared a lengthy quote just two days after forgiving his girlfriend for cosying up to her ex-boyfriend Bradley Dack during a night out on Saturday.
The couple briefly split before Chris posted a picture backing Olivia just hours before their first big money magazine shoot hit shelves.
Simply captioning the post Life, the quote read: "You can't just give up on someone because the situation's not ideal. Great relationships aren't great because they have no problems. They're great because both people care enough about the other person to find a way to make it work."
His followers' reactions were mixed, with some urging him to move on from Liv while others said good relationships often take work to succeed.
The pair put on a united front on Monday afternoon, hours after Chris shared his frustration over Olivia's antics.
Posting a picture of them together on Instagram smiling for the camera, besotted Chris captioned the shot: "Come to support my girl on her new project, exciting opportunity for her!
"Proud of how far she's come in this short space of time, deserves every opportunity that comes her way.
"She's been a princess to me ever since we landed back in the UK, and I don't blame people for judging as it's the world we live in, but understand I'm not naive to this situation.
"Unfortunately Olivia put herself in this position unintentionally, nobody understands the situation like ourselves, and that's the main point behind today."
In happier news for Chris, he and best pal Kem Cetinay will begin shooting their own reality show this week after their chemistry in the Love Island villa proved a big hit with viewers.
A TV insider confirmed: “Kem and Chris will begin filming for their brand new show this week.
“The series will be all about their bromance and what happened from the point of them leaving the villa until now.
“It has been commissioned as a two-part series at the moment – with the thought to develop it into a longer running show.”
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