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Megan McKenna says she is being stalked by an "ugly Harry Styles".
The 'Celebrity Big Brother' star has reported the man - who apparently bears a likeness to the One Direction heartthrob - to police because she says he's been following her for the past week to various locations around London and is "freaking" her out.
Taking to her Snapchat account last night (31.01.16), the brunette stunner uploaded a photograph of her alleged pursuer outside London club Cafe de Paris and branded him "an ugly Harry Styles" and told her followers: "Can I just all let you now that there's some weirdo ugly version of Harry Styles that keeps following me."
Later, she added on Twitter: "Omg guys I'm being stalked by this weirdo. Ive reported to the police!! Been following me all week. It's freaking me out.
"He's jumping in the back of my pictures, he made the Daily Mail last week. As I'm walking out of Cafe de Paris tonight he's only f**king waiting for me and jumped in another picture.(sic)"
Not one to shy away from a confrontation, the 'Ex On The Beach' star approached her admirer outside of the club.
She explained: "Me and my girls had a massive row with this guy outside the club. He is on another level of weirdness, he has freaked me out. So if he does make the thing [the papers] tomorrow, please can you not think I'm dating some dirty, ugly, rat, scumbag. It's actually getting creepy now because this guy is actually stalking me on a serious level."

Chloe Ferry doesn't think Charlotte Crosby should get back together with her on/off boyfriend Gary 'Gaz' Beadle.
The 'Geordie Shore' star, 20, thinks her beautiful co-star needs to shut the book on her romance with the womanising hunk because she could bag herself someone "a lot better."
Speaking exclusively to BANG Showbiz, she said: "Everyone wants Gary and Charlotte to get back together - they make a lovely couple but it's hard you know, it's gone on a long time now and I think she could do a lot better than Gary."
And it looks like Charlotte, 25, has already taken Chloe's love advice as she admitted earlier this month that she never wants to enter into the relationship zone with Gaz, 27, again.
She said previously: "Yeah I'm single; we spent some time together over Christmas, it was nice but I don't think I want to go back there again, I don't want it anymore."
Their split came less than four weeks after they confirmed they were giving their relationship another shot following their smooch during a night out in London in December.
Gaz said at the time: "We've been stuck in the house for so many years and spent so much time with each other, we just needed to spend some time with each other with no cameras and no pressure, no one around us, so it kind of feels like last night was a first date but it wasn't."
Chloe has been unveiled as the new face of Lauren Pope's Hair Rehab London spring/summer Synthetic Range.

'Ex on the Beach's Olivia Walsh says the show's villa for series four was like "a brothel".
The 22-year-old stunner joked there were so many of the programme's stars getting jiggy with it in the Portuguese abode over three weeks of filming that she thought she was in a building full of sex workers at times.
She exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "At one stage you couldn't walk into a room without someone having sex next to you. It was like a brothel. Every room you had to be like, 'Is it OK if I use this room?' Each room was crazy, there was sexual tension everywhere."
Olivia's 'Ex on the Beach' co-star Naomi Hedman also admitted there was plenty of fun and frolics going on in the villa, and thinks the stars of the fourth series gave producers a bit "too much" sex to look at.
She quipped: "It was kinda incest. We all shared. The producers were like, 'Guys, you've done good.' Maybe we gave them too much? We couldn't give them anymore."

Louisa Lytton has been eliminated from 'The Jump'.
The former 'EastEnders' actress has been the first star to lose her place in the celebrity winter sports contest after recording the lowest air jump in the final round.
Louisa and her fellow skeleton runners-up - James Argent, Dean Cain, Rebecca Adlington, Tamara Beckwith and Sid Owen - had been unable to take part in the final round live because of bad weather conditions.
Instead, their pre-recorded leaps were used instead.
A show spokesperson said: "Due to high winds it was decided that it was not safe for competitors to jump live. The health and safety of the competitors is paramount. Contingency jumps were recorded earlier with all competitors and the result of the show was decided based on these."
Earlier in the evening, the 26-year-old actress had gone head-to-head in the skeleton against Beth Tweddle, but the Olympic gymnast scored an easy victory, clocking the fastest time out of all the celebrity competitors.
Swimmer Rebecca was left in agony after her jump as she suffered a dislocated shoulder and had to be treated by medical staff.

Tributes have poured in for Terry Wogan following his death from cancer.
The 77-year-old TV presenter passed away after a short illness and a number of celebrities have joined the President of Ireland and Britain's Prime Minister in expressing their sadness at the loss of the broadcasting legend.
Dermot O'Leary took to Twitter to write: "Sir Terry. Just the most warm hearted, generous, funny, clever, life affirming man. Part of the foundations of @BBCRadio2 so very sad" while Nick Grimshaw tweeted: "So sad to hear about Sir Terry, what a man! Funny, sharp, warm, inspiring and so much fun to be around. We'll miss him. rest in peace."
The Saturdays singer Rochelle Humes said: "Such a sad day today. The loss of such a legend...had the pleasure of being around such a warm welcoming person. Such a inspiration.." while fellow Irish TV presenter Graham Norton wrote: "He made it seem effortless and for a young boy in Ireland he made it seem possible. RIP Sir Terry Wogan. I'll raise a glass during song 9."
Piers Morgan added: "RIP Sir Terry Wogan. One of the greatest broadcasters who ever lived. Such sad news. There are great TV broadcasters & great radio broadcasters. Terry Wogan was the greatest TV & Radio broadcaster. A legend of all airwaves."
Ireland's President Michael D. Higgins said in a statement: "I have heard with sadness of the death of Terry Wogan, one of the great figures of broadcasting.
"His was a distinguished contribution to television and in particular to the medium of radio.
"People in Ireland will remember his early career in Irish broadcasting. On his move to Britain his voice became one of the most often quoted, favourite radio voices.
"Always proud of his origins in Limerick, he made many returns to his native country for television and radio projects."
And Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted: "My thoughts are with Terry Wogan's family. Britain has lost a huge talent - someone millions came to feel was their own special friend.
"I grew up listening to him on the radio and watching him on tv. His charm and wit always made me smile."
Terry's family revealed on Sunday (31.01.16) that he had died following a "short but brave battle with cancer".
He is survived by his wife Helen, whom he married in 1965, four children and five grandchildren.

Terry Wogan has died.
The 77-year-old broadcaster has passed away after a short battle with cancer, his family confirmed on Sunday (31.01.16).
They said in a statement: "Sir Terry Wogan died today after a short but brave battle with cancer.
"He passed away surrounded by his family. While we understand he will be missed by many, the family ask that their privacy is respected at this time."
BBC director general Tony Hall added: "Terry truly was a national treasure. Today we've lost a wonderful friend."
Terry was born in Limerick, Ireland and made his name on the national broadcaster RTE, first in radio and later as a TV presenter.
In 1966 he was approached by the BBC where he has worked ever since, presenting show including BBC One chat show 'Wogan', 'Children in Need', and 'Wake Up to Wogan'.
Last year he pulled out of hosting Children In Need for "health reasons".
It was the first time since the charity extravaganza launched in 1980 that he was not involved but he insisted he would be "watching, cheering and donating".
He said in a statement: "So here we are on the 36th edition of Children in Need, every one of which I've been proud to present since it started in 1980, and for the first time I won't be there to cheer you on with word and gesture to another record-breaking year.
"The British public, as always, will dig deep in their pockets and purses to help the country's disadvantaged children, knowing that every penny will go to those who need it most."
A BBC spokesman added: "We are so sorry that Terry won't be with us tomorrow night as we know how passionate he is about Children in Need.
"But we wish him a very speedy recovery and know he'll be watching from home and enjoying the show."
Terry was granted an honorary knighthood as an Irish citizen in 2005.

Rebecca Adlington has been taken to hospital after a fall while filming 'The Jump'.
The Olympic swimmer was carried away on a stretcher and taken to a local medical facility after injuring herself while performing a ski jump for the reality TV show and her participation is now in doubt.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: "Rebecca's fall was incredibly nasty. One minute she was flying through the air, the next she was crumpled on the crash mat, and clearly in a lot of pain.
"It was hard to tell at first what had happened, but it was clear she needed to go to hospital.
"Doctors there spent hours assessing her condition, doing X-rays and other checks to work out exactly how bad the damage was."
Rebecca, 26, has since been discharged but it is unclear if she will return to the reality TV show.
A Channel 4 spokesperson said: "The doctors were happy to discharge Becky, and she may still take part in the show tomorrow.
"But it is all down to how she and the medics feel about her condition and if her shoulder is strong enough."
Meanwhile, Tom Parker and Gemma Merna are this year's standby contestants on 'The Jump'.
The Wanted singer, 27, and the former 'Hollyoaks' star, 31, have been roped into joining the line-up for the forthcoming series as backups in case another celebrity pulls out.

will.i.am was left embarrassed after he accidentally turned his chair around on 'The Voice' on Saturday night (30.01.16).
The Black Eyed Peas singer was busy doodling during 21-year-old bouncer Alaric Green's performance of 'Broken Vow' and managed to hit his button but covered up any potential awkwardness by insisting it must have been fate.
He said: "I think the Lord works in mysterious ways. I think it's like, yo, I mean, dang, if there was ever a ghost that went boo and your hand hit the button."
However, Alaric decided to choose Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson, who also turned his chair for him.
Meanwhile, former Liberty X singer Kevin Simm impressed all four couches with his rendition of Sia's 'Chandelier'.
will.i.am, Ricky, Paloma Faith and Boy George all turned their chairs, and after Kevin admitted his pop past, George said: "Oh you did that 'Just A Little' didn't you? I love that record, it's one of my guilty pleasures - I used to dance around to it when no-one else was looking."
will said: "You're fighting for something you can tell, and in a pop band you don't get a chance to be emotional. This felt like you were trapped in this box and you came out here on 'The Voice' wanting to burn the house down and you did that."
After much consideration, Kevin decided to choose Paloma as his coach.
Other hopefuls who impressed on Saturday's show included 16-year-old Heather Cameron-Hayes, who sang 'Life on Mars' by the late David Bowie and chose to join George's team.

Charlotte Crosby is finding the single life "lonely."
The 'Geordie Shore' star, who split from her on/off boyfriend Gary 'Gaz' Beadle earlier this month, has admitted she hasn't had any male attention for the past four weeks and is desperate for a hunky man to ask her out on a romantic date.
She said: "If I was getting male attention, I'd have a bloody boyfriend! I haven't had any attention for about a month. No one has even asked for my number - I'm unapproachable. I'm single and lonely. It would be nice to have someone to text."
However, the blonde beauty has a strict criteria when it comes to dating as she's only attracted to guys who are "mature" and have their own life plan laid out in front of them.
She added: "I need someone who has his own life, has his own things going on and is mature."
Meanwhile, although her love life isn't going according to plan, Charlotte has admitted he confidence has excelled since she underwent a nose job two weeks ago.
Asked if she has more confidence since she went under the knife, Charlotte told Star magazine: "I do. There isn't anything else I'd like to change [about myself]."