Singer and "celebrity" Tila Tequila took a final shot at love on MTV last night.

The 26-year old beauty, who claims to be bisexual, chose the straight and narrow by selecting Bobby as her boy beau.

Tequila's decision gives new weight to rumors that she used lesbianism to put on a show…

Tila Tequila drinks up publicity for her "bisexual" MTV dating show, but some claim the petite beauty's been putting us on.

Tila has and has had a boyfriend for over a year, and she's not really bi. She's made out with some girls in her past, as all girls have, but she is not bi at all." Our insider claims that MTV works hard to pretend she's single and available because she refuses to break up with her boyfriend, "who's like five years older than her. This is a massive scam . . . That's why they are not continuing with the show [for a second season], because she won't dump him."

The same tattle-tale tells the paper that Tequila's become a "diva". Tequila's spokeswoman, meanwhile, insists her client's a good girl who likes girls, "I'll confirm that she's bisexual and she's a delight to work with." That may be the first queer confirmation in press flack history!

Tyra Banks again broadened America's horizons by hosting MTV's resident bisexual, Tila Tequila.

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MTV's getting even more gay - and in the good way. The "music" network will soon air model and singer Tila Tequila's dating show, the pun-tastic A Shot At Love.

For those of you not familiar with Ms. Tequila's work, the overly ripe 25-year old made a name for herself in lad mags like Stuff and Maxim, as well as hosting Pants Off Dance Off. And like all good female fantasies, Tequila's got a taste for the titties - and the dick, too. So, what's a girl to do? Test them all out, of course!

A Shot at Love will reportedly follow Tequila as she whittles down a group of 32 suitors — 16 straight men and 16 gay women — who will live together and compete against one another in challenges to win her heart.
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"Tila Tequila made a name for herself by doing things her way, captivating legions of fans online, both men and women," [said] Tony DiSanto, MTV's executive vice president of series development and programming… "The show is a roller-coaster ride of drama, conflict and emotion, busting stereotypes and challenging the norm."

Hmm, the show will only "challenge the norm" if Tequila ends up with a boy. If not, it's just a ratings ploy. Still, it's somewhat refreshing to see some queer loving up on the television.