‘Made In Chelsea’ star Olivia Bentley on ‘walking out’ of E4 series: ‘Maybe it’s time for a change’

Olivia Bentley shares her love life Made in Chelsea since season 11 and is considering leaving the E4 series when the series enters season 27.

Bentley is currently the show’s most experienced star and the core of the reality series. She never shies away from drama by airing her opinions and showing her most vulnerable sides. With the spin-off special Made in Chelsea: Sydney At the end of the show, Bentley thinks about her future.

“I’m retiring — I don’t know when,” she said OK! magazine. “It’s great, but maybe it’s time for something else.”

As for what Bentley would do after leaving the show, she said: “I live on a small island and have a couple of kids. I want to focus on my wellness brand JOMO. I want to do it more often.”

Bentley launched her brand on the show as she launches an ad campaign with some of her closest friends. On the spin-off special set in Australia, Bentley realized she wasn’t over her ex, Tristan Phipps, and that it was hard for her to imagine him dating anyone else in her friend group.

She considered continuing to film during her breakup with Phipps and vacationing with him before agreeing.

“Honestly, I mean, just stop meeting people and then hang out with them. That’s strange,” thought Olivia. “I was actually a bit hesitant [going to Sydney] because it was the first time Tristan and I were away and not together. We would always have a relationship at every other away game. Actually it was okay. We treat each other like friends.”

Bently tried to make it work with another co-star, David “Temps” Templer, but ultimately decided they’d be better off as friends for now.

Made in Chelsea Since its premiere in 2011, there has been a revolving door of castings. Channel 4 in the UK and Seven Network in Australia recently announced a spin-off series set in Bondi, where the cast recently filmed the film. Made in Chelsea: Sydney turnoff. Made in Bondi will premiere sometime in 2024.