Olivia took part in the 2017 series of Love Island, placing third with her ex-boyfriend Chris Hughes, and has since risen to stratospheric fame with ITV presenting roles and a successful podcast, So Wrong it's Right.

'It was like water off a duck's back. So coming out of Love Island, I did have the experience of going in with however many thousand followers and coming out on like a million, so that was very surreal.

'It was exciting and I think I adapted pretty well you know, the hardest part of me coming out of that show was the relationship and trying to naviate that, and then that fell apart and that was just messy.'

'So it's just so cute seeing her with the babies. She just loves kids so much,' she added, adorably sharing that Britney has danced with Phoenix to Paris' upcoming sophomore studio album Infinite Icon. 

Her outing comes after she revealed she finds it hard to feel sorry for ingrijire par anti matreata herself or others in the influencing industry because of their 'amazing lives' and the freedom to walk away from the job (Pictured last month)

Paris showed off her incredible figure in a racy white cropped shirt and a grey schoolgirl skirt, teamed with patent platform Ingiliz pumps as she posed in an idyllic 90s version of a high school corridoor.

Olivia went on to explain that a diagnosis of ADHD when she was in her early twenties helped her navigate fame because 'I knew what was good and what was bad for me in terms of triggering those symptoms'.