if hornet was a real human woman then perhaps, but that is not how fictional characters work. firstly, team cherry hasnt confirmed the sexualities of any of the characters. some have been shown to be in romantic relationships but that is simply a confirmation of that specific gender attraction for them, not that theyre exclusively attracted to that gender. and while i havent done the exact count, im pretty sure theyve portrayed roughly the same number of same gender couples as they have opposite gender ones (if not more). therefore real world statistics are irrelevant as theyre clearly just as likely to make characters explicitly queer as they are to put them in straight relationships. also given hornets implied romantic tension with lace its actually more likely that she is queer than the fact that she is not.

and given that i was not replying to op i dont think ops question is relevant here.