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Britain reports Love Island Drag Race Star Hole shows Britain

Drag Race UK star Cheryl Hole is ready for more queer reality dating shows

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In an interview with The Mirror, Hole spoke about the lack of queer contestants on dating shows like Love Island. “Whilst there has been a lot of progression in LGBTQ+ representation in television and film, there is still a long way to go in my opinion,” she exclaimed. “We’ve seen shows like The Bi Life on E!

with Courtney Act before but I do feel it’s about time for a dating show for our community. I love TV shows where people are just wanting to find love. “I think it’s a common ground where everyone wants to feel loved and be loved and I just think there needs to be more love and happiness in the world for sure.” Over the years, fans of Love Island have asked for more LGBTQ+ representation on the series.

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