Joshua Fox

So you may have seen in the adverts they're teasing a bride called Julia who's openly bisexual.

And in the adverts, it's like, I don't know if I want a man or a woman.

So they're giving us a bisexual cliffhanger.

Which, firstly, is pointless because when you look at the cast list, there's equal men and women.

That would actually be great.

I'm here tomorrow myself.

What a twist.

That is a boss babe.

But what's interesting is according to Daily Mail this week, the groom she ends up with apparently doesn't really know how to take the fact she's bisexual.

He's like unsure how to proceed and this causes drama between them.

And I would say, I mean, I'm not a straight man, but I would say straight men are potentially insecure with that.

I don't know.

I think fragile masculinity.

Well, yeah, that's going to be interesting to watch.

But then also...

We do have a gay couple arriving as intruders.

Man on man.

We want diversity, but we don't want them there for the whole thing.

Shove them in a month into it.

An intimacy week as well.