Georgia Toffolo mocks rumors of Jack Maynard's romance and compares dates with "social experiments"

She sparked rumors of romance with Jack Maynard after their common pbadage in I'm Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here! in 2017.

But Georgia Toffolo revealed she was single by raising the veil on her love life in HELLO! magazine.

In the interview, the former star of Made In Chelsea, 24, insisted that she was not "taken aback" by reports about her relationship with the Jack vlogger , also aged 24, while she compared the dates to "social experiences".

The television personality and YouTuber first united in their appearance in the ITV competition series in 2017 and have since formed a close link.

And while the pair's relationship has attracted the attention of fans, a Toff spokesperson has previously dispelled the rumors of a fulfilling romance.

Describing his love life in detail, Toff, a television personality, said, "It does not bother me. I like to go to appointments. They are like social experiences and it is a pretext to dress. Even if you do not get along, it's a fun experience to tell girls. & # 39;

The reality TV star, who is scheduled to appear in The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer, also revealed that her love of food played a key role in her appointments.

"I went to an appointment the other day and we stopped three times to eat, it lasted nine hours," admitted Georgia.

The former Queen Of The Jungle, James Middleton, was 25 in 2017 and had a brief love affair with MIC co-star Richard Dinan in 2016.

Meanwhile, although she lives in the wealthy West of London and plays in Made In Chelsea, the Devon native insisted she was not "clbady".

The blonde beauty revealed in the Daily Mail Weekend Weekend magazine: "People think of reality TV, blonde bimbo, and the fact that they are intrinsically linked.

"And once you're in this box, that's it. I would like people to consider that you can do reality TV, have blond hair and prance in bikinis, but also be able to talk about things that matter. Another misconception is that I am clbady.

"I do not like the word and I do not think we can judge anyone of the way he pronounces his consonants." It's archaic. This is something for which I have never felt unsafe. & # 39;

Read the full interview in Hello! magaine, available now.