After opening the island’s eyes to the abuse LGBTQI couples still face in Malta to this day, British singer Lucy Spraggan wanted to give a shout out to all the good Maltese people she met while holidaying here. “Malta itself was beautiful and the history is so interesting,” Spraggan told Lovin Malta a day after her story went viral . The X Factor UK
An English singer who shared negative experiences she experienced while holidaying in Malta has been assured by Equality Minister Owen Bonnici the homophobia she witnessed was "isolated". Lucy Spraggan, who is a singer-songwriter and who took part in the popular UK X Factor contest in 2012, told her 565,000 Instagram and Facebook followers about being
Malta’s Equality Minister has personally invited a British singer back to the country for the 2023 EuroPride festival after she opened up about how she and her partner were sexually harassed here. “As the Minister responsible for equality, I feel terribly upset about these bad experiences you went through,” Owen Bonnici said under Lucy Spraggan’s Instagram
A previous X Factor UK contestant, Lucy Spraggan, took to Instagram to talk about the shocking harassment she and her partner faced whilst on holiday in Malta. In her latest post, Spraggan explains that she was thrilled to travel to Malta, as she had ‘ heard it was so LGBT friendly and progressive’ . ‘ So many people recommended it and said they’d
A British singer and X Factor UK contestant has revealed the harassment she and her partner faced while holidaying on the island. From people shouting “lesbians!” at them in the streets to waiters trying to make a threesome happen, Lucy Spraggan shared her disappointing and frankly concerning experiences. “I was so looking forward to Malta and one