Megan Barton-Hanson reveals crush on Maura Higgins and slams people who say she’s ‘faking’ bisexuality

Megan Barton-Hanson has unveiled her crush on fellow Adore IslanderMaura Higgins.

The 26 year old, who not too long ago claimed the actuality exhibit didn’t solid her when she required to day equally “girls and fellas”, created the revelation during an intimate chat with The Tab.

When asked who she would few up with across any of the seasons from the hit ITV dating exhibit, she said: “I’d really like to have coupled up with Maura.

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“I feel we’re so identical in so a lot of ways, like our views and things – but I never know if I could take care of her, she’s really high maintenance, but I guess I am also!”

The Tv set identity went on to acknowledge that if it was not 29 year old Maura, she would undoubtedly go for Lucie Donlan, 21, who not too long ago verified her romance to Luke Mabbott.

Megan said: “Either her or Lucie [Donlan] from that sequence, she’s so attractive and organic and down to earth.

“As every sequence of Adore Island goes on you can see folks enhancing themselves for the deals when they get out of the Island but she appeared so authentic and legitimate.”

The one human being she could have seen herself with from her year of Adore Island was surfer chick Laura Crane, 25, but she was also focused on her connection with 22 year old Wes Nelson to go there.

Megan said: “I fancied Laura Crane a minimal little bit but I in no way admitted that.

“I feel due to the fact I was so invested in Wes and my connection with the girls was much more on a close friend amount I in no way regarded as [coupling up with a lady].”

The blonde magnificence went on to hit out at folks who say she’s “faking” her bisexuality as she stated that she after met a male that would make derogatory responses.

“I met this man as a result of a close friend of a close friend and he would make responses – like if I’d say ‘oh she’s so stunning’ about a suit lady and he would be like “can you not say that”, like it was troublesome for him.

“It’s men’s insecurity, they never want to hear that you like females due to the fact it hurts their ego.

“And I have experienced folks say to me ‘well you’re not really gay’ like they feel I’m just undertaking it for awareness. Because I’m not the stereotypical lesbian they feel ‘oh you’re just faking it now’.

“It’s not just males, it’s females also – folks feel it’s just for publicity.”