A Shot at Love 2's Kristy: Dumping Tila Was the 'Right Thing'

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Tila writes "Kristy is fake! Used me to get on TV!"; Kristy "started to emotionally break down"
Published 7/3/2008 by Andy Dehnart at reality blurred
... Meanwhile, heartbreaking bisexual Kristy Morgan told People that she dumped Tila because "I really went with what my heart said. Sometimes you date people, and then it's not always the happy ending." During her time in the house, she was "emotionally unstable." That time "helped me learn what type of woman I want to be, [but] I started to emotionally break down," she said. ...

Tila Tequila's reality show finale treated as a non-scripted event
Published 7/3/2008 at The Superficial - Because You're Ugly
... One of the more humorous elements of my job (besides Spencer Pratt's face) is when reality shows are reported as if the shit happening on them is real. In this case, Kristy Morgan (above) who "won" this season's A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila but turned down Tila on the finale. People caught up with Kristy to find out why she chose not to date a fake bisexual. It's called a script, folks: ...

Tila Tequila Gets Dumped
Published 7/3/2008 by MrNick at Rumorficial
... men. “It helped me learn what type of woman I want to be, [but] I started to emotionally break down,” she said. Now she’s back in New York and happy again, posing for photos and signing autographs for fans. But, she said, “I’m not letting this reality stuff get to my head.” And we’re not rid of Tila just yet. While she refused to comment on what the MTV star is really like, Morgan did say there will be more drama on the upcoming reunion special. Source

Tila Tequila writes poem about her rejection.
Published 7/3/2008 by celebfan at Celebrity Rumors, Gossip, photos & news
... People says, “I really went with what my heart said,” Morgan said. “Sometimes you date people, and then it’s not always the happy ending.” Morgan, who is bisexual, said she was “emotionally unstable” living away from friends and family and in a house full of lesbians and straight men. “It helped me learn what type of woman I want to be, [but] I started to emotionally break down,” she said.  ...