Amber Gill admits she's still 'figuring out' sexuality but is enjoying 'fun' relationship with Jen Beattie

Amber Gill, 25, has admitted that she's still 'figuring out' her sexuality but is enjoying her 'fun' relationship with Jen Beattie, 31.

The cute couple made their first public appearance together last month (15 March) when they attended BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend launch.

She won the competition with her then-boyfriend, rugby player Greg O'Shea, but the budding romance didn't last as the pair called it quits soon after the final.

Since then, the reality TV star has embarked on a new relationship with Jen after she reportedly slid into Amber's DMs.

Very modern.

Jen jokingly captioned the post: "When your better half has other ideas for your day off," to which Amber replied: "Better half????"

Amber came out publicly in August last year, after tweeting about 'switching teams'.

She posted: "Switching teams was the best decision I made in my life," accompanied with a bunch of laughing emojis.

Back in January, the reality star confirmed the news that she had started up a new relationship, but did not identify her new partner.

She told The Sun at the time: "I’m really happy and that’s all you need to know.

"I’m not ready to tell just yet, you know when you just want to keep things to yourself and then like, it’s real life, then you’ll tell everyone else.

"Just like normal dating, you’re not going to tell your mum straight away, like that, just taking it slow."

In a recent interview, when asked what her plans were for the future, Amber admitted she has 'no idea'.

"I still feel like I'm super young," she told the Daily Mail. "I just enjoy what I do now - I'm having fun, I'm in a good relationship and that's all I care about."

Amber has said that she is still 'figuring it all out', adding: "I just know there was a certain point where I was like, 'I want to pursue serious relationships with women'."

She carried on: "I might do some sort of TV or documentary around that because I think it is important for someone to have a story of someone coming out late as well."

While she noted the negative comments she's received because the nation 'watched [her] date a man', Amber explained: "I was 21. It’s been four years!"