![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/inside-olivia-attwoods-vip-treatment-by-im-a-celeb-bosses/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/olivia-attwood-vip-op.jpg&description=I'M A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here star Olivia Atwood was given VIP treatment after she left the jungle on Monday. TV executives treated the reality star - who rose to fame on Love Island in 2017 - to top treatment after she was forced to quit the show on medical grounds after just 24 hours. The Love Island star was forced to leave the jungle on medical groundsCredit: Instagram/Olivia Attwood Olivia is said to have received "VIP" treatment from show bossesCredit: ITV Olivia, 31, was left heartbroken when she was pulled from camp due to a "medical drama" earlier this week, and refused re-entry into the jungle by medics. However, to keep her sweet, ITV bosses are said to have pulled out all the stops to comfort her and assure her she's still their big talent. A source close to Olivia's family told The Sun that I'm A Celeb execs said they would "do whatever it takes" to look after the Love Island favourite, including flying her home in first class. "She has been given major VIP treatment from ITV, including flying her home first class, whisking her out of London Heathrow through the private Windsor Suite to a 5-star hotel to have talks with her team," the insider revealed. "Staff have been in floods of tears in Oz as they were so desperate to keep her and are devastated she's gone. "They know she was the shining star of camp and it's uncomfortable that fans are calling for her return." The source also revealed that I'm A Celebrity bosses have been left in "talks" over whether to replace Olivia in this year's line-up. Fans have been calling for a "big female signing" to fill the gap in the camp after Olivia's departure from the show in last night's episode. "They are in talks over what to do with the camp now as it feels lacklustre," the insider added. "They have huge plans for her in 2023 and don't want to lose her to the BBC who have swooped in with presenting opps. Bosses will do anything to stop her taking projects elsewhere." Despite Olivia's departure){kind=link}
I’M A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here star Olivia Atwood was given VIP treatment after she left the jungle on Monday.
TV executives treated the reality star – who rose to fame on Love Island in 2017 – to top treatment after she was forced to quit the show on medical grounds after just 24 hours.
Olivia, 31, was left heartbroken when she was pulled from camp due to a “medical drama” earlier this week, and refused re-entry into the jungle by medics.
However, to keep her sweet, ITV bosses are said to have pulled out all the stops to comfort her and assure her she’s still their big talent.
A source close to Olivia’s family told The Sun that I’m A Celeb execs said they would “do whatever it takes” to look after the Love Island favourite, including flying her home in first class.