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Mario Falcone doesn't want to get back with Lucy Mecklenburgh.
'The Only Way Is Essex' playboy claims his ex-fiancée - who he split from last summer - has secretly been messaging him and always "sucks him back in" before "spitting him out" again, so he is determined to stop falling for her.
He told Now magazine: "Next time she texts, I'll ignore it. We're both going to a mutual pal's wedding in August, but I'm sure well see each other before then 'cos she pops up when I'm doing well in my life."
The hunk previously confessed to feeling suicidal following their bitter split, and doesn't think it's wise to get involved with Lucy again after a one night stand left him feeling confused.
He explained: "There does seem to be a pattern. We had a few kisses in December but then she said she didn't know if she could do this- she said it made her feel sick. I was like, 'OK, let's cut contact cos were going round in circles', so we didn't talk for two months.
"Then all of a sudden she wanted to see our dog Bentley, so she came round and didn't leave all day. She dropped Bentley off the next day and in the evening I went to Club 195 for her sister Lydia's birthday.
"I went back to hers and stayed the night. Then she texted to say seeing me made her upset again. I know I'll hear from her in two months..."
Mario, 31, isn't sure where he stands with the fitness-mad beauty or whether there is still a real connection between them.
He sighed: "I don't know [if I love her]. I'm not sue if its cos I miss her and I want her back or because it's something familiar. Maybe it's because I'm too scared to start something with someone else."

'EastEnders' star Sam Strike says Danny Dyer has given up trying to help him with girls.
The 20-year-old actor plays Johnny Carter in the BBC One soap with Danny, 36, taking on the role of his father Mick and, although his on-screen character is more interested in men, in real life he claims he has trouble with the ladies.
Quizzed on whether Danny had been giving him any tips on how to pick-up girls, Sam exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "Well they'd be redundant, you know, I'm kind of like...not very good at talking to girls anyway. So I think he knows not to bother. He has tried in the past."
The young heartthrob confessed that prior to joining the soap with 'The Football Factory' star last Christmas, he was worried that they wouldn't get along.
He explained: "I was kind of concerned that Danny is a proper lad and I'm more of a skateboarder-surfer kind of guy. So I was a bit worried about that, but no he's lovely and it didn't matter."
Sam, who is known for playing Daniel 'Dan' Morgan in the CBBC's M.I. High, praised his on-screen father and admitted he feels privileged to have joined the cast at the same time as him.
He added: "He's lovely, a really nice guy and obviously very good at what he does. I was lucky to come into it with him. He's great."

James Corden and Gary Barlow will embark on a road trip across the UK for a one-off documentary.
The 35-year-old star will get up close and personal with the Take That singer to discuss the highs and lows of his nearly 25 years in the limelight, including his pop comeback, for the BBC One show 'When Corden Met Barlow'.
The special will show the beginnings of his career in the working men's club, the success of Take That, and the darker times of his life, which have inspired his lyrics.
The documentary will see the pair travel around the country to visit key places from Gary's childhood and adult life.
Charlotte Moore, controller of BBC One, said: "BBC One brings you this special documentary starring two of Britain's biggest characters, which sees James Corden take a road trip with Gary Barlow to discover the real story of his remarkable career."
The one-off special will also feature Gary's family and friends, as well as Sir Elton John, Chris Evans and Robbie Williams, along with members of the press who have written about the 43-year-old star over the years.
'When Corden Met Barlow' is set to air later this year.

Colin Morgan has been cast in 'The Fall'.
The 28-year-old actor has landed the role of DS Tom Anderson in the award-winning BBC drama, opposite Jamie Dornan and Gillian Anderson.
Colin's alter-ego, who is an officer involved in the hunt for serial killer Paul Spector (Jamie), will work closely with Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson (Gillian).
Colin said: "I'm delighted to be joining the cast of 'The Fall' for what is going to be an exciting and gripping second series. Allan Cubitt has written exceptional material and I feel very privileged to be working with him and the very talented cast."
Colin will join the cast, which is currently filming in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the final three episodes of the second series of the gripping psychological thriller.
Meanwhile, the hunky star is set to pull in more viewers for the show after he won a National Television Award last year for his leading role in the the primetime series 'Merlin'.
'The Fall' is currently in the running for two BAFTA awards for series one after Jamie was nominated for the Leading Actor gong, and the show got a nod for Best Mini Series.
'The Fall' will return to screens with its second series at the end of the year.

Kyle Minogue has quit 'The Voice UK' after one series.
The pint-sized pop star - who replaced Jessie J as a coach on the singing competition for its third series - has decided to bow out from her role after just one year due to a schedule clash with her upcoming 'Kiss Me Once' tour.
She wrote on her Facebook page: "Hi Lovers, thanks to all of you for your incredible support throughout this past season of 'The Voice UK'.
"I'm sad to say that, due to the timing of my European tour, I won't be back for Season 4. I absolutely loved my time on the show, and I'll miss all of the incredible people who were a part of my experience.
"I hope to see you all on my 'Kiss Me Once' tour, and wish continued success to everyone at 'The Voice'!"
The 45-year-old singer joined the panel with fellow newcomer Ricky Wilson, sitting alongside veteran coaches will.i.am and Sir Tom Jones.
Although she's quit the British version, Kylie is expected to be a coach on the Australian version of 'The Voice' with will.i.am this year.
'The Voice' producer Moira Ross said: "Kylie has brought her own very special magic to 'The Voice UK' and we have loved having her on the show. We wish her well for her tour and hope to welcome her back in the future."

Julie Walters will be honoured with the BAFTA Fellowship at the British Academy Television Awards.
The 64-year-old actress - best known for her roles in the 'Harry Potter' movies and TV sitcom 'Dinnerladies' - will be recognised for her stellar career in television at the annual awards ceremony on May 18.
The BAFTA Fellowship is the highest accolade the awards committee can bestow and Julie is "honoured" to be its next recipient.
She said: "I am honoured to receive this prestigious award and extremely shocked. I've worked with some brilliant people over the years and have been very fortunate to have had the opportunities to work on such a variety of projects."
Amanda Berry, chief executive of BAFTA, said: "Julie Walters is one the most talented individuals to grace our screens. She has the innate ability to draw the viewer in across any genre, captivating and entertaining with every performance. Julie is thoroughly deserving of the Fellowship, the highest honour the Academy can bestow."
Previous BAFTA Fellowship winners include comedy duo Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders, Richard Curtis, Sir David Jason and Sir Bruce Forsyth.
Last year's Fellowship was awarded to Michael Palin.

James Lock has been charged with drug possession.
'The Only Way Is Essex' star was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and possession of illegal drugs back in February following a bust-up with a cab driver in Dagenham, Essex.
The possession charge was subsequently downgraded from a class A to a class C substance, said to be horse tranquiliser ketamine.
A Metropolitan police spokesman confirmed to the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Police were called at approx 0245hrs on Sunday, 9 February to reports of a dispute in Foxlands Crescent, Dagenham.
"Two men were arrested after becoming involved in a dispute with a minicab driver.
"One man, aged 27, was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and possession of class A drugs.
"A second man, aged 31, was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and a public order offence."
James pleaded not guilty in court to both charges on April 3 and is next due to appear in Romford magistrates' court on June 27.
The 27-year-old star, known as Lockie, could be fired from the ITV2 reality show if the accusations are proved true.
He has been accused of cheating on his girlfriend Danielle Armstrong in recent weeks, but the pair appear to have made up.

Emmerdale's Donna Windsor is terminally ill.
Viewers discovered in last night's (10.04.14) episode that the returning character, played by Verity Rushworth, is suffering from a rare form of cancer which can't be treated.
Donna was rushed to hospital by her stepfather Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) after hitting her head and feeling woozy, but once alone with the doctor, Donna revealed the extent of her medical issues.
She said: "I know what's wrong with me and you're not going to be able to sort it. I did bang my head, but that's not why I went dizzy. I've got Mesothelioma.
"I have regular check-ups back home. They monitor me - there's nothing they can do, really. It's terminal."
Donna recently returned to the Dales and sprung a major surprise on ex-husband Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) by revealing they have a daughter, April.
The terminally ill returnee has been eager for Marlon to get to know their child, and it seems this is due to her cancer diagnosis.
Verity, 28, has returned to 'Emmerdale' for a five-month stint after initially playing Donna for 11 years between 1998 and 2009.

Katie Hopkins says Peaches Geldof's family need to be left alone to grieve her tragic death.
The outspoken star - who famously clashed with Peaches in a TV debate on 'This Morning' last year - has been unusually quiet on social media about the late 25 year old socialite's sudden death on Monday (07.04.14), and she has now revealed her silence is her way of paying her respects to Peaches' family.
Writing in her column for The Sun newspaper, Katie blasted other celebrities for making a "spectacle" of death by rushing to Twitter to share their condolences and feels a dignified silence is the best tribute she can make.
She wrote: "Social media has changed the game and celebrities play it well. They have taken it upon themselves to lead the nation in its grief - like a bishop at a state funeral.
"I refused to be part of this revolting spectacle.
"[Peaches' father] Bob, her husband and the children need to be left in private to clutch on to anything that keeps them afloat. We can feel dreadful for them without providing commentary at the horrible spectacle of it all."
The former 'Apprentice' contestant went on to praise Peaches - who leaves behind two children, Astala, 23 months, and 11-month-old Phaedra - for being a formidable opponent in their TV debate.
She added: "Peaches and I met once, on a TV sofa in central London. We were strangers and remained adversaries. Peaches didn't want a tweet from me. She didn't welcome it. She certainly didn't need it in death. She was tough enough not to seek approval from anyone. I admire that trait in others."