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OLIVIA Attwood has put a new spin on getting closure, a day after her former husband was spotted with his ex-girlfriend.

The TV star, who split from Bradley Dack in January, threw a lavish soiree on the roof of her building to launch her new drink venture.

And on hand was a tattoo artist, who Olivia asked to ink her wedding ring finger – timely given her ex’s public jaunt with his former flame Emily.

The former Mrs Dack seemed nonplussed, however, looking glam as the tattoo was inked onto her digit as she sipped cocktails in the sunshine.

She was filmed during the process, asking the camera: “Who has a tattoo artist on their penthouse launch for their own drinks launch?”

She was then seen looking around and pointing to herself.

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Olivia’s bold statement is another sure fire sign that she has moved on from Bradley, whom she split from in January due to a “breach of trust” on his part.

Last week her new beau Pete Wicks “hard launched” their romance on Instagram after months of speculation that they had gone from friends to lovers.

Pete will even appear on Olivia’s show The Price Of Perfection, when it returns to ITV2 for a fourth season next month.

In March, The Sun exclusively revealed that Bradley, 32, had reconnected with his ex-girlfriend, Emily Rose Moloney.

They were eventually pictured together for the first time this week, seen returning to her flat in South-East London.

While The Sun went on to exclusively reveal that the couple’s TV wedding was never legally binding, Olivia, 35, had been open about her heartache in the immediate aftermath of their split.

In a new advert for Olivia’s show The Price Of Perfection, Pete and Olivia are seen flirting up a storm in scenes from the upcoming season.

The series – which returns to ITV2 on August 4th – will feature Pete in at least one scene, as the pair chat together in the studio of their KISS FM radio show.

Pete is seen asking Olivia what she’d change about him, with her picking his eyes – much to his dismay.

Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez revealed he broke his finger during the warm-up before his side’s Europa League final win against Freiburg.

The Argentine suffered the injury moments before kick-off in Istanbul and had to be checked over by a physio.

But he managed to play the entire match on Wednesday as Villa won 3-0 to secure their first European trophy for 44 years.

The 33-year-old did not have much to do, as goals from Youri Tielemans, Emi Buendia and Morgan Rogers ended Villa’s 30-year wait for a major trophy, but still managed to make two saves.

He said: “Today I broke my finger during the warm-up and for me, every bad thing brings something good. I’ve done this my whole life and I’ll keep doing it.

“Should I be worried? Well, I’ve never had a broken finger before. Every time I caught the ball, it went the other way. But these are things you have to go through, and I’m proud to defend Aston Villa.”

The injury also did not stop Martinez from joining in the post-match celebrations as he jumped into the Villa fans before hoisting manager Unai Emery aloft.

Argentina will hope Martinez’s injury is not too serious with their World Cup squad set to be announced before next month’s tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

The former Arsenal keeper has now won every final he has played in during his career, including the FA Cup final, the World Cup final, two Copa Americas and now the Europa League.

Though Jarred Vanderbilt suffered a gruesome dislocated right pinky injury during the Lakers’ loss in Game 1 against the Thunder on Tuesday, coach JJ Redick said his forward has been listed as day-to-day for the second-round series.

Vanderbilt, who is left-handed, was injured in the second quarter trying to block a dunk by Oklahoma City’s Chet Holmgren, but his hand hit the backboard. Vanderbilt immediately doubled over in pain, as the bone broke through the skin and had to be put back in place.

“They were able to put his finger back together and it’s splinted and he’s day-to-day,” Redick said Wednesday.

The Lakers and Thunder play Game 2 here Thursday night at Paycom Center.

Redick said it was a “reduction” for Vanderbilt, meaning it was a procedure to restore his dislocated finger.

Vanderbilt had his finger taped and had a splint on the finger after the game.

“Yeah. I mean, he’s obviously a tough-minded player and person,” Redick said. “It just, he had a full dislocation. So they just put the stuff back together. You know, he’ll be day-to-day.”

Redick was asked if it’ll be a pain tolerance issue for his defensive-minded forward.

“Certainly the pain is involved,” Redick said. “From my understanding, it’s basically making sure basically the tissue is healed enough. We’re obviously going to splint him, but making sure the tissue is healed enough to protect his skin barrier.”

Jaxson Hayes called Vanderbilt’s finger injury “disgusting” because the “whole bone was out of his skin.”

“Obviously, you never want to see one of your teammates go down,” Hayes said. “But, I mean, that was gross. That was really gross.”