Georgia Harrison has admitted her heartbreaking fears that her future children could one day find her sex tape.
The Love Island and TOWIE star, 29, suffered a horrific trial in late 2022 after becoming a victim of revenge porn by her partner at the time, current affairs star Stephen Bear.
On August 2, 2020, the couple had sex in their garden, which Bear, 34, secretly filmed on his home's CCTV. He then leaked the footage online and made money selling the clip.
After Georgia reported her ex to the police, she embarked on the emotional court case which resulted in Stephen being jailed for 10 and a half months.
He was found guilty of voyeurism and two counts of disseminating private and sexual photographs and films.
Georgia Harrison has admitted her heartbreaking fears that her future children could one day find her sex tape.
The Love Island and TOWIE star, 29, suffered a horrific trial in late 2022 after becoming a victim of revenge porn by her partner at the time, current affairs star Stephen Bear.
And speaking in an emotional new interview, Georgia told the Sun: “I hope one day I have children, and that's my biggest fear: that they will find it.”
She added of Bear: “If I walked past him, my heart would drop, but I never feel like I would have to worry about him walking up to me.” I have a [five-year] restraining order, but I want it to be extended.
She also claimed that she is still waiting for him to pay her damages, six months after his release from prison.
He has paid the confiscation order of £22,305 to the Ministry of the Inside.
She added to the post: 'It blows my mind. I never managed to get a cent back because he got rid of most of his money.
During the chat, she also talked about how she is currently dating and “seeing where things are going,” but she always fears that suitors have seen her video.
She said that most of the people she knows are aware of what happened and that is why she becomes “an elephant in the room.”
Georgia, however, seemed hopeful and said she hopes whoever she meets will be “understanding” of what happened, adding: “That's why I'm trying so hard to change the law, because I'd like to think that one day, they might. live in a world where I don't have to worry about my husband seeing this.
On August 2, 2020, the couple had sex in their garden, which Bear, 34, secretly filmed on his home's CCTV. He then leaked the footage online and made money selling the clip.
And speaking in an emotional new interview, Georgia told The Solar: “I hope one day I have children, and that's my biggest fear: that they will find it.”
It comes after Georgia revealed earlier this summer that she was the victim of a broad daylight mugging outside the posh Nessa restaurant in London's Soho.
The star took to her Instagram with a desperate plea for the return of her stolen purse which she claimed included an “irreplaceable necklace” and her passport.
Georgia shared snaps of the eye-catching pink accessory emblazoned with the word 'Guccify' and asked for help before she travels abroad next week.
Writing: “To whoever just stole my bag in London, it has so many things that matter to me, please return it.”
Alongside a photo of the restaurant, she said: “I was outside this restaurant @nessasoho so if anyone saw anything please let me know as it is a very noticeable bag but the CCTV couldn't pick it up there was a necklace irreplaceable there, so If you were involved, just come back.'
Before finally adding: “If anyone finds out that someone is trying to sell this, let them know that it is mine.”
'My passport was there too and I'm flying out next Friday. Will I be able to get a replacement on Monday as it only gives me 1 week fast track options?'
She added of Bear: “If I walked past him, my heart would drop, but I never feel like I would have to worry about him walking up to me.” I have a [five-year] restraining order, but I want it to be extended'
She later shared a photo of herself holding the bag at a concert with the words “Isn't life fun?”
After fans believed the items had been returned to her, Georgia was forced to clarify that it was an old image and she still faced £1,000 worth of damage as a result of the theft.
Writing: “Just to confirm that I didn't get it back, which was a photo from the night before it was stolen, I'm still in the process of getting breakdown cover to get myself a new package, change my appearance and try to get a new passport '.
'More than $1,000 in damage management and much less the price of the bag and the belongings it contains. “London is crazy, watch your stuff guys, because it’s just not safe.”