Love Island’s Millie reveals she dated upcoming Bachelor star Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins

The hotly-anticipated dating series Love Island is set to hit screens on Sunday.

And before she finds ‘the one’ upcoming contestant Millie, 24, has revealed all about her love life, admitting she once dated upcoming Bachelor Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins.

In an interview with New Idea, the self-proclaimed party girl revealed she went on three dates with the former Wallabies star before the two parted.

‘He had a crystal on his head, it was awkward’: Love Island’s Millie, 24, admits to once dating upcoming Bachelor star Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins… and reveals his bizarre ‘spiritual side’

The Sydney-born brunette said the pair didn’t click because he was ‘really into all his spiritual stuff.’

The doggy daycare walker divulged: ‘He had a crystal on his head while he was laying down and stuff.’

‘We didn’t really click- it was a little bit awkward,’ she added. 

No future here: The Sydney-born brunette said she and Nick Cummins didn’t click because he was ‘really into all his spiritual stuff’

Admitting that while he was a nice person, Millie went on to explain that the hunky rugby player was not her ‘cup of tea.’  

Millie explained that she’s looking for a serious relationship on Love Island. 

‘It’ll be a chance for guys to see another side to me,’ she told the publication.

Not written in the stars: Relaying a specific instance, Millie divulged: ‘[Nick] had a crystal on his head while he was laying down and stuff’

Appearing to throw shade in the Honey Badger’s direction, she added: ‘Not just someone who jokes around all the time.’

The contestants of Love Island were recently revealed in a sizzling teaser clip ahead of Sunday evening’s premiere episode.

During the clip, Millie revealed she works as an animal handler and joked that she prefers furry companions to men in her life.

‘A dog is definitely easier to tame than a man,’ the busty star giggled.

She also added that she was a late bloomer growing up and wasn’t popular in school because the cool girls were ‘so mean’.

No tea spilled! Admitting that while he was a nice person, Millie went on to explain that the hunky rugby player was not her ‘cup of tea’