 "The results were really, really low when they put them into their reader and they consulted with another doctor off site," she explained. "I had those bloods done in England before I left, and they were fine. I was confused and of course very, very worried." She added: "I was so scared, I was like "what the hell is wrong with me?'. 'They couldn't give me an answer, they just told me that they had to get me to the hospital immediately." Despite all of this Olivia said she was feeling 'fine'. What she wasn't fine about, however, was the immediate aftermath in which several incorrect rumours began to circulate on social media. One suggested Olivia's ADHD - which she){kind=link}
Former Love Island star Olivia Attwood has hit out at the ‘misogynistic’ rumours behind her I’m A Celebrity exit after learning of them on social media once she was given her mobile phone back
Olivia Attwood has spoken out for the first time since her shock early exit from this year’s I’m A Celebrity, which left viewers confused and speculating over the reason for her departure.
The former Love Island star hit out at one such rumour – that she was pregnant – describing the false claim as ‘misogynistic’.
Within 24 hours of jumping out of a helicopter alongside radio DJ Chris Moyles and carrying out her first challenge in the jungle alongside Loose Women’s Charlene White, the 31-year old found herself being rushed to Aussie A&E by concerned doctors and ITV staff.
Speaking to Mail Online, Olivia said the drama came about as a result of a routine blood test, which all campmates undergo randomly throughout the course of the show.