Reality TV star Georgia Harrison has revealed that she has finally found love with a "really good person", who is out of the public eye.
The star, 29, who appeared on Love Island: All Stars, has had her fair share of trauma after she was subjected to the humiliation of revenge porn, while dating her ex Stephen Bear. On the back of his crime, Stephen was sentenced to 21 months in prison. At the time, Georgia was left devastated and understandably, her focus was not on a relationship.
But recently, the star, who made her debut as a reality TV star in TOWIE, jumped back into the dating pool and has found love again. In an interview with The Sun, she explained: "I was open to dating people from all different walks of life and it just so happened that I'm dating someone who's just got a nice, normal job and is out of the public eye. It’s really refreshing and he’s very grounded."
She added: "It's not something I've been shouting from the rooftops yet but it's going really, really well, and I'm really enjoying my time with him." One of the main things Georgia is most happy about is the fact she feels able to be herself. She continued: "One thing I do feel when I'm with him is I can completely and utterly be myself and I think that's what's really important. For the first time in a while, I've met someone that I do think is a really good person and I enjoy being around."
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Channel 4)And the couple have also spoken about celebrating her 30th birthday with a romantic trip abroad. Stephen Bear was sentenced in March last year but was released in January this year. Despite her hellish experience, Georgia's career has gone from strength to strength.
She recently took part in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and was crowned winner last month. And maybe part of her drive to beat her fellow celebrity contestants, was that she found out huge news before she flew out to New Zealand. Before filming, Georgia was told that the Ministry of Justice were changing the law on image-based sexual abuse. And this follows her persistence in campaigning for a change.
In her interview with the publication, she added: "That’s the biggest achievement of my life so far. It was the day before I got on the plane to go to SAS and I didn't find out until the night before that it was changing. I was with my best friend and my mum, screaming in the kitchen when I found out." She continued: "It was a massive contemplation moment of my life, and I was just getting my head around the fact the law’s changed, then the next thing you know, I'm at a glacier with Pete Wicks, doing SAS."
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