The bisexual dating reality show star is the coolest thing on the box. And she did an exclusive shoot for RALPH.

Surely a spunk like you shouldn’t have to resort to reality TV to find true love, Tila.
That’s not necessarily true. It backfires. Guys think you get too much attention so they play it cool. Other people think I get treated like a princess all the time, so they treat you like crap just to be different. It sucks.

On A Shot At Love, you have beefy blokes and gorgeous lesbians competing for you. But they all look different. Does that mean you go for all shapes and sizes?
Yeah, I don’t have a type. I wish I did. It would make my life easier, but I really don’t. I change my hair colour every other week. Same with my taste in people. It’s just whatever I’m feeling at the moment. There’s more to choose from.

Was it stressful to have drunk blokes and sheilas fighting – at times literally – for your attention? It was like a train wreck. I knew I was going to be held responsible for anything that happens, because it’s a show that’s never been done before – the bisexuality and everything. So I definitely had to make sure things weren’t just about partying. Because once you got to know someone, that’s when the real feelings start to show. That’s when people start to fight, when they’re falling in love.

But a couple of blokes went the biff in the first episode.
Yeah, but that’s guys. That’s nothing new. They fight over a video game.

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