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Geordie Shore star Grant Coulson opens up about sexuality as he finds love with a man

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Geordie Shore star Grant Coulson has opened about his sexuality, after he found love with a man. The 31 year old has claimed that he has slept with over 30 women while on MTV and other reality show and had a fling with Chloe Ferry, all while dealing with his sexuality.

He's since found love with a man, named Scott, who he has gushed about in a recent interview, as he said that he is "helping to break the stigma".

Speaking to the Mirror, Grant said: "A lot of lads in the same position have been reaching out for advice, they've said it's inspiring.The general reaction has been very positive." On whether sharing his sexuality has helped break the stigma, he revealed that people have said "You don't look gay".

He explained: "What does gay look like? I'm just me I don't have to act or behave a certain way to fit a certain label." Reflecting on the likes of Daley and singer Styles, he added: "Harry Styles and Tom Daley, they've had had a positive impact on their audience. "A lot of lands find it hard due to the stigma but I hope my story has helped inspire others who are feeling the same way." Grant, even went as far as to say that he hopes to marry his new boyfriend.

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